A significant fire broke out at Yas Waterworld in Abu Dhabi on March 29, 2025, causing temporary closure of the popular water park. However, swift action by emergency services ensured the fire was extinguished, with plans for a quick reopening, impacting local tourism.
Incident Details:
Reports from The National indicate the fire started in a maintenance area due to an electrical fault, with firefighters responding promptly and bringing the blaze under control within two hours. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries, and the damage was contained to non-public areas, minimizing impact on visitors.
Response and Recovery:
Yas Waterworld management assured visitors of a swift reopening, with safety checks underway. In a statement, the park’s general manager, Ahmed Al Mansoori, said, “Our priority is the safety of our guests and staff, and we are working diligently to restore normal operations.” The incident occurred during the off-peak season, affecting a limited number of visitors, with the management offering rescheduling options.
Social Media Updates:
On X, users shared images and updates about the fire, with
@HSajwanization posting at 17:15 GMT on a previous date, “UAE emergency services respond to Yas Waterworld fire” , reflecting public awareness. Another post from
@imerm_jr at 19:49 GMT, mentioned, “Dates of the days of joy… Eid Al-Fitr -03/30/2025,” indirectly related.
The quick response demonstrates Abu Dhabi’s emergency efficiency, with the park set to reopen soon, ensuring minimal disruption to tourism. This event highlights the importance of safety measures in public attractions.
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