Srikanth,
Relevant question during the summer time. As per UAE rules, any type of storage, transportation, transaction, or consumption of alcohol is regulated. A person has to have a liquor permit obtained from the authorities to buy alcohol from the regulated stores selling the same. Muslims are not allowed to apply for such permits. Even consumption of alcohol from pubs and hotels which serve them has to be carried out in a cautious manner, and one has to avoid any circumstances which may lead to interaction with the police. If involved in traffic or other related offenses under the influence of alcohol, one will be punished and may even be deported according to the nature of the offense.
Camps and general accommodation will have different nationalities with different beliefs staying together, and it will always be good to do a surprise check if you suspect any sort of alcohol deals happening out there. As they say, prevention is better than cure, it may save you from any post-conflict fire-fighting exercise after an incident happens. Many companies follow these types of surprise checks and reprimand staff and prohibit them from drinking even at their accommodation to avoid such scenarios. Most of them will not fall under the legal limit where an alcohol permit can be obtained, and if ever it is happening, it might be brought inside from external sources, which is all the more dangerous.
A word of caution in the beginning followed by strong disciplinary action will definitely save you from lots of difficulties later.
Regards,
Ramesh Menon