Dubai Police Honor Expat for Rescuing Five from Sinking SUV in Last Year’s Floods

Dubai Police recently recognized Shahvez Khan, a 28-year-old trainee auditor from India, for his bravery in saving five individuals from a sinking SUV during last year’s floods.

Khan received a police medal and a cash award of Dh1,000 in a ceremony held at Dubai Police Headquarters.

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Despite suffering injuries from broken glass and the impact of his fall, Khan acted quickly when he saw a yellow SUV trapped in rising waters near the Coca-Cola Arena on April 16.

He leapt into the water and used a hammer to shatter the car’s roof, helping the occupants escape.

Overwhelmed by the recognition, Khan described the experience as surreal, stating, “I just did what anyone should do in such a situation.”

He immediately shared the news with his family back in Meerut, India, who expressed their pride in his actions.

Khan’s courageous rescue, captured in a viral video, showcased his selflessness during a time of crisis, inspiring others to help those in need.

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