Indian businessman opens 11-bedroom farmhouse for travelers stranded due to flight cancellation in UAE

Dhiraj Jain Helps People in Middle East War : Due to rising tensions in West Asia and the US-Israel-Iran crisis, many flights in the UAE were canceled from February 28. Due to this sudden travel crisis, a large number of travelers got stuck in the United Arab Emirates.

At such a time, Dr. Dheeraj Jain, an Indian businessman of Rajasthan origin and head of 1XL Holdings, took a humanitarian initiative and opened his 11-bedroom holiday farmhouse located in Ajman for travelers. With his help, many stranded people could get a place to stay temporarily.

 

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Indian businessman opens farmhouse for people in UAE

Dr. Jain announced that all the travelers who are stuck in UAE due to flight cancellations and do not have a place to stay can come and stay at his farmhouse. When this information reached the Indian Consulate General in Dubai, they also shared it with the passengers.

After this many people reached that farmhouse in Ajman. There, tents and mattresses were arranged for the guests, so that more people could be accommodated. Gradually this place became like a small community, where everyone started spending time together.

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Help for people, relief from help amid war

The travelers staying in the farmhouse also helped in the daily chores. Some people were seen helping in cooking in the kitchen, while some kept talking during tea and breakfast. Many people were also seen playing cricket and practicing yoga in the open field.

Umang Soin, a passenger, said that he came to know about this place when his flight was cancelled. He said that Dr. Jain also sent 11 vehicles to Dubai to transport people from hotels to farmhouses amid the war in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the UAE government has also taken steps to help the affected travelers, including waiving hotel expenses and visa overstay fines.