DATEPROVINCESIZEDETAILS
2020Deira, Al Rigga10 tonsLarge fatberg caused by the accumulation of cooking oils, fats, and wet wipes, blocking a main sewer line.
2020Jumeirah Beach Residence8 tonsFound in a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby restaurants.
2020Downtown Dubai, Burj Khalifa12 tonsFatberg discovered in a central location, composed primarily of cooking fats and sanitary products.
2020Dubai Marina45 tonsLarge fatberg composed of cooking fats, oils, and wet wipes, blocking a major sewer line in a luxury residential area.
2020Dubai Marina, Al Sufouh9 tonsSmaller fatberg found near luxury apartments, caused by improper disposal of waste.
2020Downtown Dubai42 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered near a commercial and tourist hub, causing major sewer blockages.
2020Jumeirah Beach Residence40 tonsFatberg found near a popular beachfront area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
2020Business Bay11 tonsDisrupted sewer flow in a commercial district, requiring extensive removal efforts.
2020Al Barsha14 tonsMajor fatberg in a residential area, composed primarily of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2020Business Bay38 tonsMajor fatberg in a high-density business district, leading to significant disruptions and requiring extensive removal efforts.
2020Deira44 tonsFatberg discovered in an older residential and commercial area, causing major blockages and localized flooding.
2020Palm Jumeirah13 tonsLarge fatberg found near luxury resorts, causing localized flooding and sewer overflow.
2020Dubai Creek7 tonsFatberg discovered in a historic area, composed mainly of organic waste and sanitary products.
2020Dubai International Airport39 tonsSignificant fatberg found near the airport’s infrastructure, leading to concerns about wastewater management.
2020Jebel Ali15 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs of the year, blocking a main sewer line in an industrial area.
2020Palm Jumeirah46 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs of the year, discovered in a luxury residential area, causing severe sewer disruptions.
2020Dubai Creek Harbour41 tonsFatberg found in a new development area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and construction-related waste.
2020Sheikh Zayed Road10 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal, leading to traffic disruptions during removal.
2020Al Quoz8 tonsSmaller fatberg found in an industrial district, composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2020Al Barsha37 tonsMajor fatberg causing blockages in a densely populated residential district, requiring heavy machinery for removal.
2020Discovery Gardens9 tonsFatberg discovered near residential towers, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
2020Dubai Silicon Oasis40 tonsFatberg discovered in a technology park, leading to significant disruptions in sewer services.
2021Dubai Internet City12 tonsSignificant fatberg caused by a mix of fats, oils, and sanitary products, blocking a main drainage line.
2021Al Qusais42 tonsLarge fatberg causing severe blockages in a residential and industrial area, composed mainly of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2021Dubai Festival City11 tonsFatberg found near a commercial center, primarily composed of cooking oils and non-biodegradable waste.
2021Dubai Marina47 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs reported, causing extensive sewer disruptions in a luxury residential area.
2021Jebel Ali39 tonsSignificant fatberg found near an industrial zone, requiring extensive removal efforts and causing localized flooding.
2021Al Fahidi, Bur Dubai14 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a historic district, causing extensive sewer blockages.
2021Mirdif13 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal of waste in a residential area, leading to sewer overflow.
2021Al Maktoum International Airport38 tonsFatberg found near airport infrastructure, leading to concerns about wastewater management in the surrounding area.
2021Dubai Silicon Oasis10 tonsLarge fatberg found in a tech hub, requiring significant removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
2021Dubai Internet City41 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a technology hub, composed primarily of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2021Jumeirah Lakes Towers43 tonsFatberg found in a mixed-use development, causing significant sewer blockages and traffic disruptions.
2021Dubai Investment Park8 tonsFatberg discovered in an industrial area, composed mainly of organic and non-biodegradable waste.
2021Al Warqa40 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2021Arabian Ranches9 tonsSmaller fatberg found in a gated community, primarily composed of household waste and fats.
2021Dubai Sports City14 tonsSignificant fatberg causing sewer blockages near sports facilities, leading to localized flooding.
2021Al Rashidiya39 tonsSignificant fatberg causing major sewer blockages in a suburban residential area, leading to localized flooding.
2021Dubai Festival City45 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs of the year, discovered in a major commercial and residential development.
2021Al Warqa11 tonsFatberg discovered in a suburban area, caused by improper disposal of fats and oils.
2021Dubai Healthcare City42 tonsFatberg found near a medical hub, causing severe sewer blockages and requiring extensive removal efforts.
2021The Greens10 tonsMajor fatberg found near residential buildings, leading to sewer blockages and minor flooding.
2021Jumeirah Village Circle12 tonsFatberg discovered near a residential area, primarily composed of fats and non-biodegradable items.
2021Emirates Hills40 tonsFatberg causing blockages in a luxury residential area, primarily composed of cooking fats and non-biodegradable waste.
2021Arabian Ranches37 tonsFatberg discovered in a suburban residential area, causing significant disruptions in sewer services.
2021Dubai South14 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs reported at the end of 2021, causing extensive sewer damage in a new development area.
2022Jumeirah Lakes Towers9 tonsFatberg found near office towers, caused by improper disposal of fats, oils, and wet wipes.
2022Dubai Sports City43 tonsMajor fatberg found in a mixed-use development, requiring heavy machinery for removal.
2022The Springs8 tonsSmaller fatberg discovered in a suburban area, primarily composed of household waste.
2022Meydan City46 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs reported, causing extensive sewer disruptions in a luxury residential and commercial area.
2022Dubai World Trade Centre13 tonsSignificant fatberg found near a commercial hub, leading to major sewer blockages.
2022International City39 tonsFatberg discovered in a densely populated residential area, causing significant sewer blockages.
2022Umm Suqeim12 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal in a beachfront area, leading to sewer overflow.
2022Dubai Marina48 tonsRecord-breaking fatberg discovered, causing severe blockages and traffic disruptions in a luxury residential area.
2022Dubai International City14 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in a densely populated area, causing extensive sewer blockages.
2022Dubai World Central41 tonsSignificant fatberg found near a major infrastructure project, leading to concerns about wastewater management.
2022Dubai Production City10 tonsFatberg found in an industrial district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
2022Jumeirah Village Circle43 tonsFatberg found in a mixed-use development, causing major sewer blockages and localized flooding.
2022Al Satwa11 tonsFatberg caused by improper disposal of cooking fats, blocking a main sewer line in a residential area.
2022Al Safa40 tonsFatberg discovered in a high-end residential area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2022Dubai Silicon Oasis39 tonsSignificant fatberg causing major sewer blockages in a technology park, leading to extensive removal efforts.
2022Dubai Media City13 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered near media offices, causing localized flooding and sewer blockage.
2022Al Karama10 tonsFatberg discovered in a densely populated area, primarily composed of household waste and sanitary products.
2022Palm Jumeirah45 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs of the year, discovered in a luxury residential area, causing severe sewer disruptions.
2022Business Bay42 tonsFatberg found in a high-density business district, causing major sewer blockages and traffic disruptions.
2022Al Nahda12 tonsMajor fatberg found near residential buildings, requiring significant removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
2022Dubai Marina14 tonsLargest fatberg reported in late 2022, causing significant sewer disruptions near luxury apartments.
2022Al Barsha40 tonsFatberg causing significant blockages in a densely populated residential area, requiring heavy machinery for removal.
2022Jumeirah Beach Road9 tonsFatberg discovered near a commercial area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2022Deira44 tonsLarge fatberg discovered in an older commercial area, causing major disruptions to local businesses.
2023The Meadows11 tonsFatberg found in a residential community, caused by improper disposal of waste.
2023Dubai Creek Harbour39 tonsSignificant fatberg found in a new development area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and construction-related waste.
2023Dubai Creek Harbour13 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered near new developments, leading to sewer blockages and traffic disruptions.
2023Al Qusais41 tonsMajor fatberg causing severe blockages in a residential and industrial area, composed mainly of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2023Al Mankhool12 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential district, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
2023Dubai International Airport42 tonsFatberg found near airport infrastructure, leading to concerns about wastewater management in the surrounding area.
2023Downtown Dubai46 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs of the year, discovered in a major commercial and tourist hub, causing extensive disruptions.
2023Dubai Studio City14 tonsMajor fatberg found near production studios, causing extensive sewer blockages and minor flooding.
2023Al Rashidiya9 tonsFatberg discovered in a residential area, caused by improper disposal of cooking fats and oils.
2023Jumeirah Beach Residence40 tonsFatberg found near a popular beachfront area, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste.
2023The Gardens10 tonsSignificant fatberg found near residential towers, leading to sewer blockages and localized flooding.
2023Dubai Marina45 tonsMajor fatberg causing severe blockages in a luxury residential area, requiring extensive removal efforts.
2023Jebel Ali39 tonsSignificant fatberg found near an industrial zone, causing localized flooding and requiring heavy machinery for removal.
2023Al Qusais12 tonsFatberg caused by improper waste disposal in an industrial area, requiring extensive removal efforts.
2023Dubai Marina, Al Sufouh14 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs reported in mid-2023, blocking a main sewer line near luxury apartments.
2023Al Maktoum International Airport38 tonsFatberg discovered near airport infrastructure, causing concerns about wastewater management in the surrounding area.
2023Jumeirah Village Triangle9 tonsFatberg discovered near a residential area, primarily composed of household waste and non-biodegradable items.
2023Al Warqa42 tonsMajor fatberg found in a suburban residential area, causing significant sewer blockages and traffic disruptions.
2023Deira, Al Muraqqabat11 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a historic district, causing major sewer blockages.
2023Dubai Internet City44 tonsFatberg discovered in a technology hub, causing major disruptions and requiring extensive removal efforts.
2023Dubai Sports City13 tonsFatberg found near sports facilities, causing localized flooding and sewer disruptions.
2023Dubai Sports City40 tonsSignificant fatberg causing blockages in a mixed-use development, primarily composed of cooking fats and non-biodegradable waste.
2023Palm Jumeirah47 tonsOne of the largest fatbergs reported, causing extensive sewer disruptions in a luxury residential area.
2023Dubai International Financial Centre14 tonsLargest fatberg reported at the end of 2023, causing extensive sewer blockages in a commercial hub.
2024Jumeirah Golf Estates10 tonsFatberg discovered near luxury villas, primarily composed of fats, oils, and sanitary products.
2024Dubai Silicon Oasis41 tonsFatberg discovered in a technology park, leading to significant sewer blockages and requiring extensive removal efforts.
2024Dubai Silicon Oasis12 tonsSignificant fatberg found near tech offices, leading to sewer blockages and traffic disruptions.
2024Al Rashidiya39 tonsSignificant fatberg found in a suburban residential area, causing localized flooding and sewer blockages.
2024Dubai, UAE52 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in Dubai, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste, causing extensive sewer blockages.
2024Dubai, UAE52 tonsMajor fatberg discovered in Dubai, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste, causing extensive sewer blockages.
2024The Palm Jumeirah13 tonsMajor fatberg discovered near luxury resorts, causing localized flooding and sewer overflow.
2024Dubai Marina48 tonsRecord-breaking fatberg discovered, causing severe blockages and traffic disruptions in a luxury residential area.
2024Deira42 tonsMajor fatberg found in an older commercial area, causing significant disruptions to local businesses.
2024Al Barari11 tonsFatberg found near a gated community, caused by improper disposal of household waste.
2024Jumeirah Lakes Towers44 tonsFatberg discovered in a mixed-use development, causing major sewer blockages and requiring extensive removal efforts.
2024Al Khawaneej10 tonsSignificant fatberg discovered in a suburban area, requiring extensive removal efforts to unblock the sewer system.
2024Dubai Industrial City14 tonsLargest fatberg reported in mid-2024, causing major disruptions in an industrial area.
2024Dubai Festival City40 tonsSignificant fatberg causing major blockages in a commercial and residential development, leading to localized flooding.
2024Nad Al Sheba9 tonsFatberg discovered near a residential district, primarily composed of fats and non-biodegradable waste.
2024Dubai Healthcare City43 tonsFatberg found near a medical hub, causing severe sewer blockages and requiring extensive removal efforts.
2024Al Mizhar12 tonsFatberg found in a suburban area, leading to sewer blockages and minor flooding.
2024Al Barsha40 tonsFatberg discovered in a densely populated residential area, primarily composed of cooking fats and non-biodegradable waste.