Dubai Police has issued an urgent alert to the public, warning against fraudulent e-mails pushing them to click on a link to pay fines or service charges.
In a social media post issued on Sunday afternoon, they wrote, "Scammers are using deceitful tactics, urging recipients to click on a link to pay fines and service fees.
"We urge community members to exercise caution and stay vigilant, as well as to verify the authenticity of any email claiming to be from Dubai Police to avoid falling victim to such fraudulent practices."
The alert follows previous warnings issued by UAE Government entities urging the public to be extra-cautious while online.
Dubai Police has urged the public to report any suspicious messages or e-mails to their cyber-crime department online.
Dubai Police issues an urgent alert to the public, warning them against phishing emails. Scammers are using deceitful tactics, urging recipients to click on a link to pay fines and service fees. We urge community members to exercise caution and stay vigilant, as well as to verify… pic.twitter.com/wVj9vjIG5z
— Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) July 23, 2023

UAE President to begin state visit to Germany on Wednesday
UAE flights to Jakarta face disruptions due to volcanic ash
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed pays tribute to UAE President in new book
Falcon sets world auction record at AED2.1 million in Abu Dhabi
UAE expresses solidarity with Greece over death of two pilots in plane crash
UAE joins 7 other countries in rejecting displacement of Palestinians from Gaza
Five UAE aid convoys enter Gaza carrying 533 tonnes of supplies
UAE search and rescue team begins field operations in flood-hit Nepal
