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Dubai left UNDERWATER as torrential rain floods airport, roads and shopping malls

Ajouté le mar. 16 avril 2024 Actualités et politique Rectangular HD

Dubai has been forced to deny the horrific floods paralysing the city have been self-inflicted through their infamous cloud seeding operations.

The glitzy city has come to a standstill as a years worth of rainfall fell in 24-hours leaving roads swamped underwater, schools and shops closed and airports plunged into carnage with one person dead.

The United Arab Emirates has relied on the cloud seeding phenomenon for decades.

It sees aircraft operators on the ground manipulating the weather to help with the dry, arid climate and make it a more liveable place.

Cloud seeding generally involves the government flying small planes through clouds which burn salt flares that can increase precipitation.

Read more:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/27377284/dubai-deny-weather-control-cloud-seeding-caused-floods/

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