Dubai Police have issued a warning about a surge in SIM swap scams, with fraudsters exploiting regional conflicts to impersonate crisis management officials. Residents are urged not to share personal details or verification codes, as scammers aim to gain control of mobile numbers to access banking and social media accounts.
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