Over 45 fireworks shows to light up Dubai for New Year's Eve

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With New Year celebrations just around the corner, the Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) in Dubai has announced its preparations for spectacular fireworks displays across the city.

The agency is focused on ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for both residents and visitors, while maintaining top safety and security standards at all locations.

More than 45 fireworks shows will light up the sky at 36 key locations on New Year’s Eve, including major tourist spots, hotels and commercial areas.

SIRA is urging the public to follow important safety guidelines: stay clear of restricted areas, maintain safe distances, and adhere to safety procedures before, during, and after the displays.

The agency stressed that the success of this event relies on strong collaboration between security forces and strategic partners, ensuring both safety and comfort for all attendees during the celebrations.

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