As the India-Pakistan unpeace is set to uncork in well-nigh an hour at the Dubai International Stadium for a Group A match in the 2025 Asia Cup, excitement is at its peak. The high-profile encounter follows India’s older win over Pakistan at the same venue during the Champions Trophy and marks the first game between the two sides since the April Pahalgam terror wade and the tense standoff that followed. With such a big game on the cards, Dubai Police and the Events Security Committee have spoken strict safety rules for spectators, warning of heavy fines and possible jail for anyone breaking the law.
Special units deployed and strict whoopee promised
Major General Saif Muhair Al Mazrouei, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Operations at Dubai Police and throne of the ESC, spoken that special teams have been stationed for the India–Pakistan game. He said firsthand whoopee would be taken versus any troublemakers and warned that any threat to public safety would be met with firm legal steps.The Federal Law on the Security of Sports Facilities and Events moreover sets out well-spoken punishments. Entering the ground without permission or bringing vetoed items—like fireworks, flammable goods, lasers, umbrellas, large cameras, selfie sticks, sharp tools, toxic substances, flags, banners, animals, remote-controlled gadgets, bicycles, scooters, skateboards, or glass items—can lead to one to three months in jail and fines of Dh5,000 to Dh30,000 (1.2 lakh to 7.2 lakh). Acts of violence, throwing objects, or using racist or wiseacre words can moreover bring fines up to Dh30,000 withal with jail time.
Guidelines for fans heading to the match
Officials said these measures are meant to protect players, fans, and staff so that the match can take place in a unscratched setting. The ESC has well-considered all ticket holders to reach the venue at least three hours surpassing kickoff and to siphon valid entry passes. People have moreover been told not to park in restricted spots or woodcut roads near the stadium.
