A fire that broke out at Al Hudayriyat Beach in Abu Dhabi has been brought under control, with emergency teams working swiftly to prevent it from spreading. Civil defence crews arrived at the scene shortly after the alarm was raised and began tackling the blaze, which sent thick smoke into the sky.
Firefighters in full protective gear used high-pressure hoses to contain the flames and cool the affected area. Authorities cordoned off the site to keep the public at a safe distance and allow crews to work without obstruction.
Officials confirmed that the situation is now under control, and cooling operations were carried out to ensure the fire would not reignite. The cause of the incident has not been announced, and the relevant authorities are expected to carry out an investigation to determine how it started and assess any damage.
Al Hudayriyat Island is a popular leisure destination, known for its beaches, cycling tracks, and outdoor activities. Visitors were advised to follow instructions from security personnel and to avoid the area while emergency operations were under way.
Abu Dhabi’s emergency services are widely recognised for their rapid response times and strict safety protocols. Authorities regularly remind residents and visitors to follow safety guidelines, avoid open flames in unauthorised areas, and report any hazards immediately by calling the emergency number.
Further details, including the cause of the fire and whether any injuries or damage occurred, are expected to be released by the authorities in due course. Residents are urged to rely on official sources for updates.
