Actress Sonal Chauhan stranded in Dubai says she is safe
Sonal Chauhan, stranded due to flight cancellation amid tensions in the Middle East, assured fans that she is safe in Dubai.
Actress Sonal Chauhan on Sunday assured fans that she is safe after being stuck in Dubai due to widespread flight cancellations due to rising tensions in the Middle East. A day after seeking immediate assistance from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to return to India, the actor shared an update and appealed to people not to panic.
Sonal wrote on Instagram Story, “To everyone who has messaged me and inquired about my well-being – thank you and I am sorry for not being able to respond. Your concern really means a lot. I am safe and I assure you, the authorities are doing their best to keep everyone safe. There is no need to panic.”
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The actor praised the UAE Ministry of Defense (MOD) for the way it works to protect citizens and described Dubai as the “safest place” in the world.
Sonal said in her post, “Definitely, Dubai is the safest place in the world. @modgovae is engaged in everyone’s safety and protection. Things are completely under control. And I request everyone to avoid spreading panic. Pray for everyone’s safety. Om Namah Shivay.”
Before this, paradise The actor had shared that she was stranded in Dubai after flights were suddenly suspended, and there was no clarity on when services would resume. Tagging Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his post He appealed for government guidance And support to help him return safely to India amid the emerging crisis.
“Honourable Prime Minister @NarendraModi ji, I am stuck in Dubai amid the current crisis. Flights have been canceled and there is no clear way to return to India. I am seeking the government’s guidance and support to help me get back home safely. I would be very grateful for any assistance and guidance from the government for a safe return,” she wrote, adding that she would be grateful for any assistance from the Indian authorities.
Sonal is one of the many passengers affected at the Dubai International Airport, where the sudden cancellation has created uncertainty.