Drones Near Dubai Airport Injure 4, Amid Regional Tensions

0:00It's March 11th. Here's your global news in two minutes. Two drones fell near Dubai International Airport on Wednesday, injuring four people amid the ongoing tensions in the region. Local authorities confirmed the incident happened a short while ago, but air traffic at the airport is running normally. The victims include two Ghanaian nationals and one Bangladesh-E national with minor injuries, plus one Indian national with moderate injuries. No other major damage was reported from the drones coming down. This marks the 12th day of the crisis sparked by the U.S. and Israel conflict with Iran, which began on February 28th. It's part of a wave of attacks hitting infrastructure across the Gulf. Global airlines have faced massive disruptions, with cancellations, delays, and rerouting as most Middle East airspaces, including Qatar. Stay closed. Due to missile and drone threats, fuel prices have spiked because of the resulting energy crunch. Meanwhile, carriers like Emirates and Eddie Had in the UAE have restarted some flights

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