Dubai Police Issues Warning Against Fireworks Ahead of Eid Al Adha 2026
Dubai Police warns of Dh100,000 fine, jail for illegal use of fireworks ahead of Eid

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As Eid Al Adha 2026 approaches, Dubai Police has issued a stern warning against the illegal use and trade of fireworks, emphasizing the potential dangers they pose. Violators face penalties of up to Dh 100,000 and imprisonment. Additionally, inspection teams are ramping up efforts to ensure public safety and compliance across various sectors during the holiday.
- 01Fireworks can cause serious injuries, including permanent disabilities.
- 02Article 54 of the Federal Decree Law No. 17 of 2019 outlines penalties for illegal fireworks activities.
- 03Dubai Police warns that trading or using fireworks without a license can result in a minimum one-year imprisonment.
- 04Inspection teams are monitoring food safety and hygiene in various establishments during Eid.
- 05Specialized campaigns are in place to test henna products for harmful substances.
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Ahead of Eid Al Adha 2026, Dubai Police has issued a warning against the illegal use and trade of fireworks, highlighting their potential dangers to individuals and public safety. Fireworks, while seemingly harmless, can lead to serious injuries such as burns and amputations. The police emphasized that violations could result in severe penalties, including a fine of Dh 100,000 and imprisonment for at least one year, as stipulated in Article 54 of the Federal Decree Law No. 17 of 2019. To ensure public safety during the holiday, Dubai Municipality has ramped up inspections across various sectors. These teams are actively monitoring food safety in restaurants and cafes, as well as compliance in hotels, beauty salons, and shisha cafes. The inspections focus on health and hygiene standards, including water quality and sanitation practices. Additionally, a campaign targeting henna products is underway to ensure they are free from harmful substances. Authorities are also conducting consumer product safety inspections in retail outlets, ensuring that toys, cosmetics, and electrical goods meet safety standards.
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The warning and inspections aim to protect residents from the dangers of illegal fireworks and ensure public safety during the Eid celebrations.
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