No injuries after fire breaks out in Dubai warehouse

Dubai Civil Defence

Firefighters have managed to contain a blaze that broke out in Dubai's Umm Ramool area on Saturday.

Dubai Civil Defence told ARN News that they reached the spot within seven minutes of receiving the alert at 8:50 am.

Teams from Rashidiya, Qusais, Karama and Port Saeed were pressed into action at the warehouse that housed a contracting company and a car garage.

No injuries were reported, and the blaze was brought under control at 10:36 am.

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