Indians among those injured in Iranian strikes, says UAE
Indian citizens are injured in a conflict, highlighting potential safety risks.
UAE and Oman authorities reported injuries from Iranian missile and drone attacks, with 58 people, including Indians, injured in the UAE. The conflict between the U.S.-Israel alliance and the Islamic Republic entered its second day, causing flight cancellations and uncertainty for Indian citizens across West Asia. The Ministry of External Affairs urged stranded foreign nationals to contact their nearest FRRO for visa extensions. Indira University students and faculty members were stuck in Dubai after temporary airspace closure. Indian athletes like P.V. Sindhu reported experiencing an explosion near the Dubai airport, while Kerala Chief Minister's office confirmed three Keralites were among eight Indians stranded in Karachi due to diverted flights. Several flights from West Asian countries were cancelled at Hyderabad Airport.
2 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Siddaramaiah urged Prime Minister Modi to strengthen diplomatic outreach and prepare a repatriation framework for stranded Indian nationals in West Asia.
3 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
S.L. Bhojegowda, a Karnataka MLC, credits Dubai authorities for facilitating his safe return after a crisis in Dubai, while the Indian Embassy did not provide support.
— The Hindu
M.K. Raghavan urged Prime Minister Modi to address the safety of Indian expatriates in West Asia, particularly Keralites, amid disruptions caused by the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict.
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