The UAE embassy in Manila is advising citizens to take extreme care after as Typhoon Gaemi caused heavy rain and flooding in the Philippines.
Taking to social media the UAE Embassy in Manila posted: " The UAE Embassy in Manila has warned Emirati nationals in the Philippines to take caution due to heavy rains caused by Carina."
— UAE Embassy - Manila (@UAEinManila) July 24, 2024
Anyone affected and in need of emergency assistance should contact 0097180024 or 0097180044444.
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