Safety & security is the first and foremost the important aspect for any residence. Be it your own property or rental or even a hotel room. Safety is a big concern for the people travelling in multiple countries or cities as they are usually unaware of the security culture of that particular area or city. There are many aspects and elements to be undertaken when it comes to security. Security of your life, belonging or vehicles. Writing this blog to make you self aware of the security culture of Dubai and to make sure that you’re moving to a safe area.
This is the major issue when it comes to safe living. Dubai is known for its tourism but it is also known for its hot weather. when temperatures top 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit). The heat can cause many damages. It can not just heat up your house, ceilings or car but can ignite any source of fire if not taken care of. Fire safety is a must check before any check-in.
On a bright Saturday of February, 2015 there was a fire break in a 79 storey building in the Al Murar Area in historic neighborhood of Dubai, ‘Deira’. 16 people were killed and 9 injured. The authorities had identified the dead as six Sudanese, four Indians, three Pakistanis, a Cameroonian, an Egyptian and a Jordanian. Because of the negligence of the security management of the building, innocent soles lost their lives.
Talking about another incident in July 2016 a 75 storey Sulafa Towers had a fire broke in the marina district luckily there was no death reported but 16 people faced minor injuries. After that the government of United Arab Emirates revised a safety code in 2013 so that new buildings over 15m (50ft) tall must have fire-resistant exterior cladding, but the rule does not apply to older buildings.
In Dubai, emergency exits are of utmost importance for structures. These exits are positioned carefully to allow for a swift and secure evacuation in the event of emergencies like fires, earthquakes, or other unforeseen disasters.
A few years ago, there was an accident in a high-rise building in Dubai. On one of the top stories, a fire started, trapping everyone inside with no clear way out. There were injuries and issues because there were no well designated or easily accessible emergency exits, making it impossible for residents to leave the building quickly. This incident was a reminder of how important emergency exits are to saving lives and averting additional catastrophes.
Strong drainage systems, including appropriate stormwater management and drainage channels, are probably required by Dubai's building codes. These devices are essential for averting flooding during heavy rains and channeling extra water away from buildings.
*Risk Assessment: Before erecting new structures, authorities may force developers to carry out flood risk assessments. These evaluations assist in locating flood-prone locations and choosing the best countermeasures.
*Emergency Evacuation: In the event of a flood, building managers or owners may be compelled to have specific preparations in place. This includes designated assembly areas and clear evacuation routes.
This was the overview of some of the most important features that should be remembered before booking or buying any apartment anywhere in the world. The positive part is that you don’t have to go anywhere. Rare Holiday Homes is here to the rescue. Rare Holiday Homes provides safe and secure environment for your family, kids or friends. In any case of any emergency the security concerned customer care representative will always be there to help you.