Dubai Civil Defense launches new institutional identity with updated logo

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Dubai Civil Defense refines falcon motif

The General Command of Dubai Civil Defense has launched a new institutional identity featuring an updated logo and a new military uniform, according to the Government of Dubai Media Office.

The announcement was published on Tuesday 30 December 2025.

The organisation said the launch forms part of a wider effort to modernise its visual identity.

It added that the update aligns with Dubai’s focus on public safety and emergency preparedness.

Dubai Civil Defense slogan restates mission

Dubai Civil Defense said the new identity carries the slogan ‘Safeguarding Lives and Property’.

It said the slogan reaffirms the Command’s mission and its commitment to strengthening protection and safety systems.

The organisation added that the updated logo reflects the Command’s strength and standing.

It said the design also sits within a wider civil defence identity framework at the national level.

Logo design elements and colours

The Government of Dubai Media Office said the visual identity uses an integrated system of contemporary colours and typography aligned with the new logo.

It said the design includes symbolic elements intended to reflect the vision and values of civil defence.

The wreath symbolises the nobility of the profession.

The seven stars represent the emirates and the unity of leadership.

The falcon represents strength, pride and national heritage.

At the centre of the emblem is a shield bearing the UAE flag.

The organisation said gold is the primary colour alongside the colours of the UAE flag.

It added that the falcon motif has been refined and the elements streamlined to support clarity and effective use across digital platforms.

Commander-in-Chief comments on purpose

His Excellency Lieutenant General Expert Rashid Thani Al Matrooshi, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Civil Defense, said: “the new institutional identity reflects a firm commitment to the fundamental mission of safeguarding lives and property.

“He added that the step supports Dubai Civil Defense’s continued progress in public safety through an approach grounded in institutional excellence and sustainable innovation, while keeping pace with future requirements and preserving the organisation’s legacy and deeply rooted national identity.”

He said the new identity strengthens the Command’s institutional presence and unifies its visual communication.

He added that it reinforces Dubai Civil Defense’s position as a government entity committed to the highest standards of quality and integration.

High-rise blaze in Dubai Marina leads to full evacuation of 3,820 residents

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High-rise tower fire leads to mass evacuation in Dubai

A fire broke out at the Marina Pinnacle tower in Dubai Marina on the night of 13 June 2025, as reported by Khaleej Times.

The Dubai Media Office (DMO) stated that the fire originated from the upper floors of the 67-storey high-rise, prompting the immediate deployment of emergency services.

The DMO said all residents were safely evacuated, with no injuries reported.

Evacuation efforts included support from ambulance teams and mental health staff on site.

A previous fire occurred at the same building in 2015.

Emergency services evacuate all residents safely

According to Khaleej Times, the fire began shortly after 9.30pm on Friday.

A resident of the 49th floor told Khaleej Times: “The fire happened past 9.30pm.

“I woke up from my sleep after smelling pungent smoke coming into my room.

“I heard my housemates calling me and we hurriedly went down the building in our pajamas.”

The resident said smoke appeared to be coming from the upper floors, possibly the 60th floor or higher.

Fire trucks and ambulances arrived at the scene soon after.

Another resident said fire crews were still attempting to contain the fire an hour after it started.

At 1.44am, the DMO confirmed that “specialised teams successfully evacuated all residents from the 67-storey building, prioritising their health and safety throughout the operation.”

Medical and mental support teams deployed to the scene

The Dubai Media Office issued multiple updates during the night.

At 2.09am, the DMO said: “Ambulance teams and medical staff are on site to offer full medical and mental support to the safely evacuated residents.”

By 2.21am, the DMO confirmed the safe evacuation of 3,820 residents from 764 apartments.

It reported no injuries or fatalities.

Residents were seen waiting on the street with pets in humid nighttime conditions.

Some took refuge near the Marina Towers Tram Station but reported that the smoke was still detectable from a distance.

Fire follows history of previous high-rise incidents in the area

This is not the first time the Marina Pinnacle tower has experienced a fire.

Khaleej Times reported that on 25 May 2015, a fire started on the 47th floor of the building due to a kitchen incident.

That fire spread to the 48th floor before being extinguished by Dubai Civil Defence.

The Marina Pinnacle is located close to The Torch tower, which caught fire in both 2015 and 2017.

There were no injuries or casualties in the most recent incident.

Second fire incident reported nearby earlier that day

Khaleej Times also reported a separate fire earlier on the same day.

A car caught fire at the parking area of Sulafa Tower, located a short distance from Marina Pinnacle.

The report did not indicate any link between the two incidents.

No casualties were reported in the vehicle fire.

The cause of both fires has not yet been disclosed by authorities.

High-rise blaze in Dubai Marina leads to full evacuation of 3,820 residents: Summary

A fire occurred on 13 June 2025 at the Marina Pinnacle tower in Dubai Marina.

The Dubai Media Office confirmed that the building is 67 storeys tall.

All 3,820 residents from 764 apartments were evacuated.

No injuries or fatalities were reported.

The DMO said evacuation efforts prioritised health and safety.

Ambulance and medical teams were present at the scene.

Smoke was reported by residents from upper floors.

The building previously caught fire in May 2015.

Nearby, a separate vehicle fire occurred at Sulafa Tower earlier the same day.

No connection between the incidents has been reported.

Authorities have not disclosed the cause of the fires.

NFCC welcomes Dubai’s global ‘1 Billion Readiness’ fire safety initiative

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NFCC supports global fire safety initiative

The National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) has welcomed the launch of the “1 Billion Readiness” initiative by Dubai Civil Defence.

The programme, unveiled on 14 January, aims to train 1 billion people worldwide on fire prevention techniques from 2025 to 2027.

NFCC Vice-Chair and Chair-elect Phil Garrigan represented the UK at the event, which included participants from 34 countries and 18 major firefighting organisations.

Garrigan said: “The initiative is a fantastic opportunity for NFCC to contribute to and help shape worldwide fire prevention efforts, enabling us to share information and collectively consider ways of sharing in fire safety information in the future.”

Strengthening international collaboration

The NFCC continues to expand its international engagement through initiatives like this.

In November, Dubai Civil Defence presented the “1 Billion Readiness” initiative to the NFCC’s Prevention Conference, introducing the programme to UK fire and rescue service leaders.

This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to improving fire safety education and prevention strategies globally.

UK to host 2026 World Fire Congress

The NFCC will further its role in global fire safety by coordinating the 2026 World Fire Congress in the UK.

The congress provides a platform for nations to address fire-related challenges collaboratively.

The inaugural event, held in the United States in 2024, brought together over 50 countries and resulted in the signing of the World Fire Congress Charter, a commitment to advancing international fire safety initiatives.

NFCC’s role in global fire prevention

The NFCC’s support for the “1 Billion Readiness” initiative underscores its commitment to improving fire safety worldwide.

The initiative aligns with the NFCC’s mission to share knowledge and best practices, equipping communities with essential fire prevention skills.

NFCC welcomes Dubai’s global ‘1 Billion Readiness’ fire safety initiative: Summary

The National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) has welcomed the “1 Billion Readiness” initiative launched by Dubai Civil Defence on 14 January.

The programme aims to train 1 billion people globally on fire prevention techniques between 2025 and 2027.

NFCC Vice-Chair Phil Garrigan, representing the UK at the event, highlighted the initiative’s importance for global fire safety collaboration.

The NFCC has been strengthening its international partnerships, including hosting the World Fire Congress in the UK in 2026.

This follows the 2024 congress in the US, which included over 50 countries and led to the signing of the World Fire Congress Charter.

For additional information, visit the Dubai Civil Defence website.

David Campbell awarded Dubai Civil Defence Service Excellence Award for exceptional management

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David Campbell awarded for managing and achieving excellent results at Emirates Safety Laboratory

David Campbell, the General Manager at Dubai Civil Defence’s (DCD) Emirates Safety Laboratory (ESL), has been recognised for his outstanding management and achievements with the DCD Service Excellence Award.

The award was presented by His Excellency Lieutenant General Rashid Thani Al Matrooshi, Director General of Dubai Civil Defence H.Q. and Chairman of the ESL board.

This award acknowledges the collective efforts of the entire ESL and TribeCX teams in delivering exceptional results within the TIC Industry for the MENA region.

Campbell expressed his gratitude, stating: “I am incredibly honoured to have received the Service Excellence Award from His Excellency Lieutenant General Rashid Thani Al Matrooshi.”

Record-breaking results achieved in July 2024

The Emirates Safety Laboratory, under the leadership of David Campbell, achieved record-breaking results in July 2024.

These achievements are notable within the Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) Industry in the MENA region.

Campbell attributes this success to the hard work and expertise of the 58 specialists and technical experts who are part of the ESL team.

He said: “Our success is driven by the hard work and expertise of our 58 specialists and technical experts, who have fully embraced our North Star, Purpose, and Values.”

Team dedication highlighted as key to success

David Campbell emphasized the crucial role of the ESL team’s dedication and innovation in driving the laboratory’s success.

He highlighted that the contributions of the team are vital in making Dubai one of the safest cities in the world.

Campbell extended his heartfelt gratitude to each team member and to ESL’s valued customers for their support and commitment.

He added: “Your contributions are vital towards making Dubai one of the safest cities in the world.”

Looking forward to future milestones

Expressing optimism about the future, David Campbell stated that he is confident the ESL team will continue to reach new heights in their mission.

The laboratory aims to make Dubai a global centre for conformity assessment services and excellence.

Campbell concluded his statement by expressing his excitement for the journey ahead and his belief in achieving more milestones and successes.

He concluded: “Together, we are not just setting records; we are paving the way for a safer and more sustainable future.”

David Campbell awarded Dubai Civil Defence Service Excellence Award for exceptional management at Emirates Safety Laboratory: Summary

David Campbell, General Manager at Dubai Civil Defence’s Emirates Safety Laboratory, has been awarded the DCD Service Excellence Award for his management and achievements at the laboratory.

The award was presented by His Excellency Lieutenant General Rashid Thani Al Matrooshi.

Under Campbell’s leadership, the laboratory achieved record-breaking results in July 2024, particularly within the Testing, Inspection, and Certification Industry for the MENA region.

Campbell acknowledged the critical contributions of the ESL team and their role in enhancing Dubai’s safety.

Looking ahead, he expressed confidence in the team’s ability to continue achieving significant milestones and making Dubai a global leader in conformity assessment services.

Dubai Civil Defense honoured with NFPA global safety award

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Dubai Civil Defense recognised for global safety efforts

The Dubai Civil Defense, under the leadership of the Ministry of Interior, has been awarded the inaugural NFPA Fire & Life Safety Ecosystem Global Influencer Award.

The announcement was made by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) during the NFPA Stars at Night awards ceremony at the annual NFPA Conference & Expo in Orlando.

Major General Jamal Bin Adeith Almehairi, Assistant Director General of Dubai Civil Defense, accepted the award on behalf of the Ministry of Interior.

This award, inspired by former NFPA board member Hatem Kheir, recognises exceptional commitment to safety through the principles of the NFPA Fire & Life Safety Ecosystem.

The Dubai Civil Defense’s integration of advanced technologies, extensive training programs, and proactive community outreach has significantly enhanced fire and life safety standards in Dubai and globally.

Leadership and innovation in fire safety

Under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Dubai Civil Defense has become known for its innovative approaches.

The organisation has focused on adopting smart technology and comprehensive training programs to deliver critical safety and security services, thereby improving the quality of life in the UAE and raising awareness about emergency preparedness and disaster management.

Eng. Dana Kamal, Director of International Business Development MENA at NFPA, stated: “Dubai Civil Defense led by the Ministry of Interior has made exceptional progress in the adoption of smart technology and extensive training programs to deliver vital safety and security services, ultimately improving the quality of life for the UAE community and raising emergency preparedness and disaster management awareness.”

Global initiatives and partnerships

The Ministry of Interior of the UAE has also spearheaded the International Initiative for Law Enforcement for Climate (I2LEC).

Launched at the World Government Summit in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in 2023, I2LEC aims to foster cooperation among law enforcement agencies, international organisations, and governments to combat environmental crimes.

In its first year, I2LEC garnered support from over 60 law enforcement agencies worldwide, seizing more than $32 million in proceeds from environmental crimes.

Additionally, the initiative trained over 270 law enforcement officials from more than 40 countries, underscoring the UAE’s commitment to sustainable development through enhanced community safety and international partnerships.

NFPA Stars at Night Gala highlights

The 2024 NFPA Stars at Night Gala celebrated 14 individuals or organisations across seven award categories.

This event highlighted the importance of recognising and promoting best practices in fire, life, and property safety on a global scale.

Eng. Dana Kamal further emphasised the impact of such recognitions: “By honouring entities like the Dubai Civil Defense led by the Ministry of Interior, this award promotes the adoption of best practices in fire, life, and property safety and crisis management, setting a high standard globally.

“It encourages other organisations worldwide to strive for similar excellence in protecting lives and property.”

Dubai launches world’s first sustainable mobile floating fire station

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Dubai Civil Defense introduces innovative marine firefighting solution

Dubai Civil Defense has unveiled the world’s first sustainable mobile floating fire station.

This initiative is part of Dubai’s ongoing efforts to enhance its fire and rescue services while promoting environmental sustainability.

The mobile floating fire station, a pioneering project in maritime emergency response, offers high efficiency in safeguarding marine activities.

It also provides improved coverage and faster response times.

As the first of its kind globally, this sustainable and environmentally friendly structure is 70% more cost-effective than conventional marine fire stations.

His Excellency Lieutenant General Expert Rashid Thani Al Matroushi, Director General of Dubai Civil Defense, expressed the significance of this development: “The deployment of the mobile floating fire station marks a significant step forward in our journey towards achieving global leadership in safety and security.

“The inauguration of this station not only demonstrates our dedication to generating innovative safety solutions but also aligns with our commitment to contributing to enhance Dubai’s overall infrastructure and services.

“A significant enhancement to our marine firefighting capabilities, this facility makes Dubai a frontrunner in reducing response times to maritime incidents, with a target response time of just four minutes.”

Floating fire station: Enhancing maritime safety and sustainability

The introduction of the floating fire station is set to elevate the safety index in maritime navigation and water channels in Dubai.

According to Al Matroushi, the use of innovative smart solutions and the station’s strategic deployment will ensure comprehensive coverage across Dubai’s maritime and navigational zones.

These areas are integral to the emirate’s geography and crucial for enhancing Dubai’s responsiveness to accidents at sea.

The design of the station prioritises sustainability, embodying Dubai’s commitment to environmental conservation.

It can accommodate 16 individuals and stands out for its eco-friendly design.

Operating as a mobile marine station, it eliminates the need for dedicated land space, leading to cost savings and a significant reduction in carbon footprint.

Moreover, the floating structure showcases mobility with a speed of 11 miles per hour.

As Dubai continues to establish itself as a leading centre for maritime trade and tourism, the floating fire station underscores the emirate’s dedication to safety innovation and excellence.

Through the adoption of innovative solutions and the latest technologies, Dubai Civil Defense is set to maintain world-class fire and rescue services, supporting Dubai’s vision to become a global leader in safety and security.

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The introduction of the world’s first sustainable mobile floating fire station by Dubai Civil Defense is a testament to Dubai’s innovative approach to safety and environmental sustainability.

This project enhances maritime safety, setting a new standard in the use of smart and sustainable solutions for emergency response.

The strategic deployment of this station strengthens Dubai’s position as a global leader in safety and security, showcasing its commitment to safeguarding marine activities while minimising environmental impact.

This initiative serves as a model for integrating technological advancements with environmental consciousness in emergency services, reinforcing the importance of innovation in creating safer and more sustainable communities.

Dubai Civil Defence and Intersec 2024 join forces to enhance fire and rescue technology in the UAE

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Dubai Civil Defence is collaborating with Intersec, the premier international exhibition for fire, security, emergency services, safety, policing, and cybersecurity, to drive advancements in fire and rescue technology in the UAE.

This partnership aligns with the rising demand for advanced fire safety systems driven by the UAE’s industrial expansion.

Significant convergence of global leaders

Intersec 2024, celebrating its 25th anniversary under the theme ‘Innovating security tech for a quarter century’, will be held from 16-18 January at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).

The event, under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansoor Bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, will highlight fire and rescue innovations, showcasing over 400 exhibitors in this segment.

Approximately 70% of the global leaders in the fire and rescue industry will participate, presenting an excellent opportunity for Middle East business engagements.

Fire safety market growth and diverse participation

According to 6Wresearch, the UAE fire safety systems and equipment market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.0% from 2020 to 2026.

This growth is attributed to increased investments in the industrial sector and ongoing social infrastructure projects like UAE Vision 2021, Maritime Vision 2030, and Dubai’s Industrial Strategy 2030.

Grant Tuchten, Portfolio Director at Messe Frankfurt Middle East, highlights the event’s importance in advancing regional safety and security.

The Intersec 2024 exhibition expects over 45,000 visitors worldwide, with approximately 25% of exhibitors participating for the first time.

Focusing on crucial industry developments

The Intersec 2024 Fire & Rescue Conference, hosted by Dubai Civil Defence, will address vital industry topics to further global fire protection and safety advancements.

Key topics include emergency response planning, industrial firefighting, and fire prevention innovations.

Esteemed speakers such as Gary Barthram, Chief Fire Officer at Heathrow Airport, UK, Mohammed Saeefan from Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia, and Terrance Wh Tsang, Chief Fire Officer (Kowloon) at the Hong Kong Fire Services Department, will share their insights and expertise.

IFSJ Comment

This collaboration between Dubai Civil Defence and Intersec 2024 marks a pivotal step in enhancing fire and rescue capabilities in the UAE.

The assembly of industry leaders and the focus on innovation reflect a proactive approach to fire safety and rescue operations, crucial for the region’s burgeoning industrial and social infrastructure.

The diverse range of topics and global participation underscores the importance of shared knowledge and collaboration in advancing fire safety standards.

This event fosters international partnerships and solidifies the UAE’s position as a key player in global fire safety and rescue innovation.

Dubai Civil Defense and CTIF sign Memorandum of Understanding

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International collaboration to enhance fire safety and prevention

On December 1, the International Association of Fire Services for Safer Citizens through Skilled Firefighters (CTIF) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Dubai Directorate General for Civil Defence.

This significant event took place during the opening ceremony of the World Fire Reduction Emission Alliance at the COP 28 World Climate Conference.

Details of the Memorandum of Understanding

The MOU, signed by CTIF President Milan Dubravac and representatives from several other global organizations, outlines a comprehensive plan for cooperation between CTIF and the Dubai Civil Defence. Key aspects of the agreement include:

  1. Holding awareness forums to provide information aimed at reducing the effects of fires or hazards.
  2. Collaborative work on laws and standards relevant to fire safety and First-party programs, focusing on education, best practices, and research.
  3. Joint efforts in awareness conferences, training, certification programs, and forums.
  4. Participation in fire research, data analysis, economic impact assessments, and international comparisons.
  5. Collaborative work on fire prevention and fire safety information dissemination at the community level.
  6. Encouraging dialogue and information exchange.
  7. Annual consulting meetings between key contacts of both parties to discuss current agreements and review potential projects​​.

CTIF Joins Global Dialogue on Climate Change and Fire Safety

The Executive Committee of the International Association of Fire Services (CTIF) attended the COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai as specially invited guests.

This attendance marked a significant milestone for CTIF, highlighting its role in the global conversation on climate change and fire safety.

The delegation, led by President Milan Dubravac, emphasised the fire protection sector’s vital role in safeguarding life, property, and the environment​​.

Influential contributions

The conference featured key speakers such as Lt. General Rashid Thani al Matroushi, Director General of Civil Defense in Dubai, and Lt. Colonel Dr. Ahmed al Zarouni of the Ministry of Interior.

Their speeches underscored the link between fire safety and environmental protection. Major Essa al Mutaea from Dubai Civil Defence also delivered an eco-readiness demonstration, showcasing practical steps towards environmental preparedness​​.

Dubai Civil Defence presented its innovative environmental readiness program, which includes a world map of carbon emissions from fire incidents.

This initiative demonstrates fires’ significant impact on climate change and is part of Dubai’s ambitious goal to reduce carbon emissions from fires by 80% by 2050, aligning with the UAE’s Net Zero pathway​​.

Dubai’s pioneering role in fire safety and AI Use

Dubai Civil Defence has been internationally recognized for its use of advanced technologies and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in fire safety and prevention.

This has been exemplified in various international collaborations, such as with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), where Dubai Civil Defence was praised for its security, safety protocols, and innovative use of AI in operations.

The department’s commitment to maintaining high international standards in public safety and crisis prevention was reaffirmed during these collaborations​​.

Global acclaim for Dubai Civil Defence

Dubai Civil Defence’s global role and influence were further highlighted during their participation in the “Digital Transformation Summit” in South Africa.

Their leadership in applying modern technologies and AI to proactive forecasting, awareness-raising, and fire prevention was lauded by the Fire Protection Organization in South Africa (FPASA), one of the largest firefighting organizations globally.

 Dubai Civil Defence’s initiatives aim to develop cutting-edge capabilities for civil defense organizations worldwide, focusing on safety, security, and safeguarding lives and property​​.

International Alliance and Eco Readiness program

CTIF’s visit to a Dubai fire station and participation in high-level conferences at COP28 spotlighted the launch of an international alliance aimed at enhancing global firefighting collaboration and efficiency.

This alliance focuses on sharing knowledge and best practices, building stronger international connections, and developing data-driven strategies to understand and reduce wildfires’ carbon footprint.

The introduction of the ‘Eco Readiness Program’, a digital tool for analysing real-time climate data to forecast climate impacts, further underscores the importance of technology and data in fire safety and environmental protection​​.

IFSJ Comment

This memorandum between CTIF and Dubai Civil Defence marks a significant advancement in international efforts to enhance fire safety and prevention.

The collaboration, emphasising the importance of awareness, research, and the use of advanced technologies, reflects a global shift towards more proactive and informed approaches to fire safety.

Dubai’s pioneering role in integrating AI into fire safety operations serves as a beacon for other fire services worldwide.

The partnership is not just a testament to the increasing globalization of fire safety standards but also highlights the growing importance of technology and data analysis in this field.

It represents a strategic step towards a safer global community, demonstrating how international cooperation can lead to more effective and innovative solutions in public safety.

Dubai Civil Defense and MBRHE unite to bolster residential fire response

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Dubai Civil Defense solidifies partnership with MBRHE for prompt action during fires

In a recent development aimed at bolstering emergency response, the General Directorate of Dubai Civil Defense (DCD) has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Mohammed bin Rashid Housing Establishment (MBRHE).

The partnership seeks to strengthen the integration of their systems for real-time monitoring of incidents impacting residential properties.

The memorandum was signed at the Dubai Civil Defense headquarters. It showcases a mutual endeavour to fortify strategic cooperation with Dubai government institutions.

Swift communication and efficient solutions: a step towards better fire management by Dubai Civil Defense

The agreement paves the way for immediate communication between Dubai Civil Defense and MBRHE when a fire incident occurs.

This collaboration is designed to facilitate a speedy response and, if needed, provision of housing solutions to affected families.

Furthermore, the agreement extends to liaising with insurance companies. The aim is to hasten the assessment of damage and compensation processes for insured properties.

One of the major objectives of this MoU is the creation of a joint database to investigate the cause of fire incidents and devise strategic prevention plans.

Joint efforts by Dubai Civil Defense and MBRHE to tackle challenges and enhance safety

As per the terms of this understanding, both parties will assemble a joint team.

This team will focus on coordinating and tracking developments, with the long-term goal of addressing any challenges that arise.

The agreement includes a campaign to promote the fire alarm system Hassuntak especially among the homes of elderly citizens.

The aim is to boost installation rates, thereby improving the safety and security of residents.

Brigadier Rashed Thani Al Matrooshi, Director-General of Dubai Civil Defense, and Omar Hamad Bushahab, Executive Director of MBRHE, ratified the MoU on behalf of their organisations.

Brigadier Al Matrooshi reiterated his organisation’s commitment to safeguarding lives and private property.

He expressed the importance of installing the Hassuntak device in all residences to enhance safety.

IFSJ Comment

This recent development is a promising step towards fire safety and response in residential areas of Dubai.

It shows how strategic collaborations can facilitate quick response times, ensuring the safety of residents and their property.

The introduction of modern fire safety equipment and practices also presents a noteworthy evolution in the sector.