<p>A huge fire broke out early this morning out at a three 60-storey tower complex near the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, police said.<br /><br />No casualty has been reported in the fire and three workers trapped inside the building have been rescued, the said.<br /><br />Major General Rashid Thani Al Matroshi, Director of Dubai Civil Defence, said they are taking necessary steps to control the fire.<br /><br />Cooling operations will continue, Matroshi was quoted as saying by Khaleej Times.<br />The building named 'The Address Residence Fountain Views' was under construction that was expected to be completed by April 2018, Dubai Media Office said.<br /><br />Officials have confirmed that the fire was brought under control.<br />Major Gen Abdullah Khalifa Al Merri, Dubai Police Commander-in-Chief, was also at the scene inspecting the damage and assessing the situation.<br /><br />Mohammad Jaseem, who lives in a building opposite to it, said his family woke up hearing the sirens of police cars and fire trucks. He said soon they realised it was a nearby building under construction that caught fire.<br /><br />Eyewitnesses also saw helicopters and teams of fire trucks on site, as they cordoned off the areas and rushed to extinguish the flames.<br /><br />The fire led to major traffic jams in the area with several roads being closed and people advised to take diversions.<br /></p>
<p>A huge fire broke out early this morning out at a three 60-storey tower complex near the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, police said.<br /><br />No casualty has been reported in the fire and three workers trapped inside the building have been rescued, the said.<br /><br />Major General Rashid Thani Al Matroshi, Director of Dubai Civil Defence, said they are taking necessary steps to control the fire.<br /><br />Cooling operations will continue, Matroshi was quoted as saying by Khaleej Times.<br />The building named 'The Address Residence Fountain Views' was under construction that was expected to be completed by April 2018, Dubai Media Office said.<br /><br />Officials have confirmed that the fire was brought under control.<br />Major Gen Abdullah Khalifa Al Merri, Dubai Police Commander-in-Chief, was also at the scene inspecting the damage and assessing the situation.<br /><br />Mohammad Jaseem, who lives in a building opposite to it, said his family woke up hearing the sirens of police cars and fire trucks. He said soon they realised it was a nearby building under construction that caught fire.<br /><br />Eyewitnesses also saw helicopters and teams of fire trucks on site, as they cordoned off the areas and rushed to extinguish the flames.<br /><br />The fire led to major traffic jams in the area with several roads being closed and people advised to take diversions.<br /></p>