A travel agency owner from Divinópolis, Minas Gerais, Adelaine Vilaça, is traveling with five other women in the Middle East and expresses fears for their safety due to the escalating conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Their trip to Dubai was initially supposed to continue until Tuesday, but with recent Iranian attacks on the city, the group feels unequipped to navigate the situation.

In light of the security risks, Adelaine articulated their hesitance to leave the hotel and detailed her first steps in ensuring their safety, which included reaching out to the Brazilian Consulate in Dubai. She sought information about the current danger level and necessary precautions to take. The group is now in a state of heightened alert and uncertainties about how to proceed amidst a potentially dangerous environment.

Through her phone, Adelaine has also registered for alerts to stay informed about the situation. As the conflict continues to unfold, the embassy's guidance will be crucial for their safe return to Brazil. The challenges faced by these women highlight the personal impact of international conflicts, where tourists can quickly become anxious and vulnerable amid geopolitical tensions.