Two injured in Abu Dhabi after drone debris falls on Day 10 of Iran attacks

Interception operations continue as authorities monitor security developments

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Caption: Drone debris from intercepted attacks injured two people in Abu Dhabi as authorities urged residents to rely on official information amid ongoing security incidents.
Source: File photo for illustrative purpose


ABU DHABI – Authorities in the UAE capital on Monday confirmed the falling of debris in two locations of the capital after successful interception by air defence systems.

The incidents led to two injuries, with the first being a minor injury to a Jordanian national and the second a moderate injury to an Egyptian national.

Authorities said the debris fell following the interception of drones by air defence systems in Abu Dhabi.

Relevant teams are continuing to monitor developments closely.

Public advisory

The authority reminded the public to obtain information from official sources only and to avoid spreading rumours or unverified information.

Authorities in the UAE have repeatedly alerted residents with sirens during similar incidents and said booming sounds heard across the Emirates resulted from successful air defence interceptions. Teams continue to monitor the situation and take measures to ensure public safety.

Iran attacks

Over the past 10 days, the emirate has witnessed several similar incidents, along with the cities of Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah.

On March 5, Abu Dhabi authorities confirmed six people were injured after drones were intercepted in the Industrial City of Abu Dhabi (ICAD) area on Thursday afternoon.

Meanwhile, on March 1, a woman and her child were injured after debris from an intercepted drone struck Etihad Towers. The incident also caused minor material damage.

Earlier the same day, a drone attack hit Zayed International Airport, resulting in one death and seven injuries.