What are the causes of frequent fires in the United Arab Emirates recently?

The reason why fires have occurred frequently in the United Arab Emirates recently is because the temperature during the day is basically maintained above 40 degrees Celsius. Such high temperatures make the UAE very prone to fires, and fires can easily spread once they occur, giving fire fighters The players caused great difficulties.

Just three days ago, another fire broke out in the center of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. This time the fire was a building fire. The first fire was a restaurant on the ground floor of the building. As a result, the fire continued The spread of the disease caused the restaurant to burn down to the apartment. After the incident, the government of the UAE capital immediately sent firefighters to the scene of the accident to put out the fire. After several hours of putting out the fire, the apartment fire was finally put out. This fire did not cause any casualties at all. This was because the people in the residential building had already evacuated urgently after the fire broke out. Fortunately, this fire was not a forest fire and did not spread that fast.

The fire in the United Arab Emirates is the second relatively large fire in Abu Dhabi within three days. About five days ago, a fire also broke out in a residential building in Abu Dhabi. Earlier, a fire also broke out in a vegetable and fruit market in its new industrial zone. The fire had a huge impact, causing 125 shops in the market to be burned down. Although local rescuers had already We rushed to the scene quickly and put out the fire. There was no other way. The shops in the market were all connected. Once they started burning, it would really be a spark that started a prairie fire.

The reason why these fires occur frequently is due to the continuous high temperature in the United Arab Emirates. Basically, the temperature during the day has reached above 40℃. What do you think 40℃ is? Even the new coronavirus can hardly survive for too long in this scenario, and a tiny spark at this temperature can cause a fire. The highest temperatures in the UAE capital and Dubai have reached 49°C on several days.