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Dubai's Fairmont The Palm hotel catches fire after reports of loud bangs

Feb 28, 2026, 15:07 GMT+0

After reports of loud bangs in Dubai, Iran International obtained an image that shows part of the Fairmont The Palm luxury hotel on Palm Jumeirah Island has caught fire.

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