Dubai Customs completed 255,000 transactions during the extreme weather conditions experienced from April 15 to 17, a release stated. Work teams across all customs centres continued to process cargo clearance and inspections without interruption. The Jebel Ali and TECOM Customs Centre Bruijn processed cargo shipments and 478 containers, after taking precautionary measures to deal with the exceptional weather conditions. The department stated its customs operations, including customs declarations, cargo clearance, and inspections continued without interruptions at all its centres despite the extreme weather in the emirate. Customs activities remained operational in full compliance with all regulations. Remote work mandates were in place except for those who were required to be present at the site of their work. During the two-day extreme rain period, Dubai Customs processed as many as 297,790 passenger bags.