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In a video posted by Storm Centre, camels, cattle and materials were seen being swept away as flash floods hit a valley in Al-Jumum in Makkah on Tuesday.

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This indicates that the video in circulation is old. Searching for reports from 2018, we traced another report by Northeast Live, where the video was shared with a title: Flash flood claims 30 lives ...

A video of camels struggling in a torrent of water has been shared widely on the social media platform Threads, alongside claims it was filmed during recent flooding in Dubai. The clip shows what ...

Claim: This video of camels being swept away in a flash flood was captured during the recent Dubai rains. Fact: The video was shot in 2018 during a flood in Saudi Arabia Hyderabad: On April 15, 2024, ...

The flooding that resulted from the UAE’s largest deluge on record was so intense that satellites were still able to see it from space days after the clouds cleared and the last drops of rain fell.

The keywords used were "tabuk floods 2018 camels." An Al-Arabiya report from 26 October 2018 stated that Tabuk experienced intense rainfall and hailstorms, causing flooding in valleys and reefs.