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URGENT: Can I travel to a different country in addition to the one mentioned on emergency advance parole?

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Hi, I'm currently on pending I-485, I-765 and I-131. I was given emergency parole for 30 days to go visit an ailing parent in my home country (India). However, I'm wondering if I can also go visit my other parent who lives in another country (UAE) on my way to India or back from India to the US. Can also book an Emirates flight since it always stops in Dubai on the way to India or back, no matter what.

 

Will this be possible without additional consequences to my pending applications? Would like answers soon since my parole is only for 30 days and have to book a flight.

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