Dubai deploys over 200 ambulances for emergencies during New Year’s Eve celebrations

Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services’ have deployed 224 specialized ambulance vehicles for Securing New Year’s Eve 2025 celebrations around Dubai hotspots.

The authorities said they have designated 622 supervisors and paramedics around the city.

A total of 224 specialized ambulance vehicles and units, including land, sea, and air resources for the safety of tourists and residents.

The authorities said that they have covered 36 activities locations across the city.

Around 139 Ambulance Stations have been set up.

The authorities said that 42 volunteers supporting operations with 19 dedicated support tents will be at disposal for support at various locations in Dubai.

The Dubai Events Security Committee has announced its readiness to ensure seamless traffic management and public safety for the upcoming New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Comprehensive measures have been implemented to facilitate movement across the emirate, focusing on major event areas like Downtown Dubai.

Traffic Measures and Public Guidance

Dubai Police will deploy additional officers to manage traffic flow, enforce road closures during peak times, and ensure pedestrian safety in crowded areas.

The committee has urged the public to plan by arriving early and using public transport options such as the metro and shuttle buses. Dubai Police and RTA official communication channels will provide live updates on road conditions.

Public Support Services

To assist celebrants, Dubai Police has set up 33 support tents across key event areas, including 19 in Downtown Dubai. These tents will offer “Lost and Found” services, enabling visitors to report lost items or return found belongings. The service is also accessible online via the Dubai Police website.

Additionally, the tents will provide first aid, general inquiries, and the ability to file criminal reports if necessary. The committee emphasised the importance of contacting 901 for non-emergencies and 999 for urgent matters.