Diwali in UAE: Dubai communities prohibit fireworks, issue safety warnings over candles and diyas

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Dubai communities issue Diwali safety guidelines for candles and diyas.

Residents of Dubai’s Emaar-managed communities have been reminded that setting off fireworks during Diwali is strictly prohibited. Community management has also issued safety guidelines for lighting candles and diyas at home, urging residents to follow the precautions to prevent fire hazards during the festivities.

In a notice dated November 6, Emaar Community Management said the fireworks ban was in line with local authority regulations. Residents were urged to cooperate and help ensure a safe and enjoyable Diwali celebration for everyone.

Candle and diya safety guidelines

Residents have also been urged to take precautions when lighting candles and diyas inside their homes. The notice highlights the following safety measures:

  • Keep candles and diyas away from flammable materials.
  • Never leave burning candles or diyas unattended.
  • Do not light candles or diyas in common areas, where their use is strictly prohibited.

Diwali safety reminder

Residents have been encouraged to follow community rules and take the necessary precautions while celebrating Diwali. The guidelines are intended to minimise fire risks and help ensure a safe and enjoyable festive season for everyone.

Emaar Community Management ended its notice by wishing all residents a happy and safe Diwali.

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