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The Chinese Embassy and Consulates in the UAE remind Chinese citizens in the UAE to strengthen safety precautions
2026-05-05 source:cctv.com

CCTV News: The Chinese Embassy and Consulate in the United Arab Emirates issued a document reminding Chinese citizens in the UAE to strengthen safety precautions. The full text is as follows:

On May 4, the United Arab Emirates was once again hit by an Iranian air strike, and alarms sounded in many places across the country. Relevant government departments in Afghanistan require the public to comply with relevant safety instructions when the alarm sounds and obtain information from official channels.

The Chinese Embassy and Consulate in the United Arab Emirates reminds Chinese citizens in Afghanistan to increase their awareness of security precautions, pay close attention to the local security situation and relevant announcements and warnings issued by relevant Afghan government departments, stay away from military bases and sensitive facilities that may be attacked, and strictly abide by local laws and regulations and relevant government requirements. Do not take or publish videos or photos of attack sites or sensitive areas such as airports, ports, and military facilities. In case of emergency, please call the police as soon as possible and contact the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in Afghanistan.

Local emergency telephone numbers in the UAE: 999 (emergency), 901 (non-emergency)

Emergency telephone number: 998

Fire alarm telephone number: 997

The Chinese Embassy in the UAE (Abu Dhabi Consular District) consular protection duty telephone number: +971-504176589

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The consular protection duty telephone number of the Chinese Consulate General in Dubai (Dubai and the Northern Emirates Consular District): +971-43947588

The 24-hour emergency call center for the global consular protection service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China: 0086-10-12308, 0086-10-65612308

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