Analysis in numbers about how much money loss incurs by the UAE Government due to the bureaucracy and slow response of emergency services

Loss Incurred By UAE Government Due To the Bureaucracy and Slow Response of Emergency Services Student Name Institutional Affiliation Course Code Instructor Date The United Arab Emirates prides itself on its modern infrastructure and efficient services. However, bureaucracy and slow response times in emergency services can have severe human and financial consequences. Efficient emergency response is crucial, especially for individuals with special needs who face additional challenges. This analysis delves into the financial losses incurred due to bureaucracy and delayed emergency response in the UAE, focusing on individuals with special needs, and explores the potential benefits of a dedicated application to address these issues. Financial Losses Overall losses in the UAE UAE incurs huge financial losses due to bureaucracy and slow emergency response times. These losses stem from various factors, including delayed medical attention, prolonged rescue operations, and increased costs associated with property damage and loss of life. Immigrant workers are also another cause that hinders the UAE's emergency response since they enjoy fewer advantages (Al Ruwaithi, 2019). For instance, the downtown hotel fire led to the loss of 1.25 billion dirhams (more than $340 million, which Orient Insurance was ordered by the court to pay Dubai state-backed developer (Company Loses Bid to Recover Payout for Dubai Hotel Fire, 2022), the fire could have been contained and minimize financial losses if the emergency services were quick to respond and coordinated effectively. B. Losses in Fujairah Emirate The emirate of Fujairah has faced significant financial implications due to bureaucracy and slow emergency response. Fujairah is exposed to many disasters, such as tornadoes, Floods, cyclones, and others (Cit...