'Has Not Been Easy': Erica Fernandes Praises UAE Government Amid Crisis, Says Interception Sounds Are 'Real & Jarring'
· Free Press Journal
Television actress Erica Fernandes, known for her role as Sonakshi Bose in Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi, who has been residing in Dubai since 2023, addressed the ongoing situation amid escalating tensions following Iran's attacks on US allies in the Middle East, targeting the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia in response to strikes on Iranian territory on February 28.
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Erica Fernandes On Dubai's Current Situation Amid Crisis
The actress described the situation as 'scary,' adding that it has been difficult to deal with. Speaking to Hindustan Times, Erica said, "The sounds of interceptions are real, and they're jarring. People around me, friends and family have been watching this unfold with their own eyes, and that's a difficult thing to process. There's no sugar coating it, it's scary."
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Further praising the UAE government, she said they have handled the crisis incredibly well and that living in Dubai and seeing how quickly and effectively the government responded has been genuinely reassuring
'My Heart Goes Out To Everyone Going Through This'
The 32-year-old actress said she is staying calm amid the escalating tensions, confirming that she is safe and following all local authority guidelines, as that is the best course of action.
"My heart goes out to everyone going through this, wherever you are. We're taking it one moment at a time," she concluded.
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