Many people have trouble sleeping. They wake up often at night. Alarms wake them up. They look outside. They see lights in the sky. They feel scared. They close the curtains. They go to the bathroom. They wait there. They hear loud sounds. They hear explosions. They wait for messages on their phones. The messages say, 'All is well.' They go back to bed. They hope to sleep again. But they feel nervous. They wait for the next alarm.
A friend thinks the government is doing well. He says life is normal. His office is busy. He likes living in Dubai. He says it is the best place. But his wife feels different. She tells me her worries. I remind her to be careful. We agree to talk later.
Dubai is a big city in the UAE. Many people come here. They come from India, the West, and Russia. They want a better life. They want to escape problems. Many workers help the rich people. They work in banks and businesses. The city is busy and alive.
There are problems now. Iran attacks places in the Gulf. The UAE is in danger. Drones and missiles hit buildings. People feel scared. Some work from home. Others go to the office. They want to feel normal again. But they worry about the next attack.
Life goes on. People shop and meet friends. They try to enjoy life. One woman sent her parents away. They are safe now. They are in Mumbai. She wants to help her other family members. They do not want to leave.
People remember the pandemic. They feel scared and confused. They want to be safe. Shops stay open. Prices are okay. The government helps. They want people to feel calm. They say everything is fine. But people still worry about their families and jobs. They think about the future. They want to stay in Dubai, but they are afraid.