Road users in Dubai couldn't believe their eyes when it started raining money in the middle of the UAE city.
Traffic comes to a halt as it starts raining money in UAE
Cash worth more than half a million pounds blows through the city and nobody knows where it came from
Hundreds of 500 UAE Dirham notes (27, 000) started raining from the sky on a busy afternoon earlier this month, Wednesday, February 11.
Mysteriously no one could tell where the cash was raining from; officials have yet to give an explanation as to why, or reveal a source of the cash.
The notes were carried by strong winds through the Jumeirah area of Dubai for several minutes, but locals have got no idea where it came from.
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The cash rain caused chaos as drivers abandoned their cars in a bid to get some of the raining money.
It is estimated that notes valued between two and three million Dirham were loose - meaning up to £500,000 was blowing in the wind.
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