DUBAI: Dubai Media Office said on Thursday there had been no sounds of explosions in downtown Dubai, after witnesses earlier reported hearing booms in that area. “The Government of Dubai Media Office (GDMO) confirms that the Reuters report regarding explosions in Downtown Dubai is false,” the office said in a post on X. It urged the public and media outlets to rely only on official sources for accurate information and to refrain from spreading rumors or unverified reports.

Witnesses had reported explosions in downtown Dubai amid escalating regional fighting, but the emirate’s media office rejected the Reuters report and urged the public to rely only…

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Authorities have denied reports on Thursday evening of booms heard above downtown Dubai, amid renewed Iranian attacks on the broader region.

Witnesses said they heard blasts in downtown Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Thursday. Meanwhile, Iranian state media claimed that US projectiles hit Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island.

The Dubai Media Office on Thursday denied a Reuters report claiming that explosions had occurred in Downtown Dubai.For all the latest headlines follow our

L'Ufficio Stampa del Governo di Dubai (Gdmo) smentisce su X la notizia di esplosioni nel centro di Dubai. (ANSA)

DUBAI: Dubai Media Office said on Thursday there had been no sounds of explosions in downtown Dubai, after witnesses earlier reported hearing booms in that area. “The…

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Reuters report of loud booms heard in Business Bay denied by Dubai Media Office

Dubai warns media over false reports, denies explosions in Downtown Dubai, and vows legal action against outlets spreading unverified news or rumours