Filipinos in UAE told to ‘remain calm’ amid Iran tensions

Embassy urged Filipinos to stay at home and keep track of updates from reliable sources

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Tricia Gajitos, Reporter
The Philippine embassy building in Abu Dhabi
The Philippine embassy building in Abu Dhabi
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Dubai: As tensions rise in the region following US-Israel attacks on Iran, the Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi and the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai and the Northern Emirates have advised Filipinos in the UAE to remain calm and vigilant.

In an advisory, the embassy has called on Filipino residents to closely monitor official announcements from credible sources.

“In light of the current situation in the region, the Philippine Embassy in Abu Dhabi and the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai and Northern Emirates advise all Filipinos in the UAE to remain calm and monitor official advisories and guidance from news and other reputable sources, including the UAE government and the Philippine Embassy, Consulate General.”

The statement came amid heightened tensions following US-Israel strikes to Iran, which have raised concerns across parts of the Middle East.

“In the event of any unusual incident, all Filipinos are cautioned to shelter in their homes and refrain from making unnecessary movements,” added the embassy.

Authorities in the UAE are closely monitoring the situation and have remained committed to  maintaining safety and stability.

Tricia is a reporter and anchor whose work focuses on people, policy, and the Filipino community at home and abroad. Her reporting spans national affairs, overseas Filipinos, and major developments across the Middle East. She holds a degree in Broadcasting and has contributed to leading media organisations. With experience across television, print, and digital platforms, Tricia continues to develop a clear, credible voice in a rapidly evolving global media landscape.
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