Abu Dhabi Police warns citizens, residents and tourists to prepare for Eid

Abu Dhabi: The Abu Dhabi Police General Command confirms its readiness to approach Eid al-Adha with a comprehensive and proactive security and transport plan to achieve its strategic priorities, aimed at enhancing safety and security, social well-being and roads in the region Safety. Emirate.

In a statement, the police explained that the focus of the plan is to provide safety for all members of society (citizens, residents and tourists).

It also includes stepping up police and security patrols on internal and external roads and tourist areas that are heavily trafficked during the festive season, as well as near commercial centres, markets, gardens, parks, etc.

All relevant police and security agencies, especially those working in this field, are redoubled efforts to enhance security and provide peace of mind to society.

Meanwhile, the administrations of Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Dhafra, outlying areas, traffic, patrols and special patrols have also prepared integrated systems for Eid.

Police appeal to everyone to abide by laws and regulations, noting that they are keen to achieve the highest rate of road safety and spread a sense of comfort and security in the minds of users through an always-on on-site service. Keep traffic flowing.

Police confirmed that being prepared for different traffic scenarios and plans will help keep traffic flowing and prevent congestion during holidays and special events.

Abu Dhabi Police appealed to community members to abide by the law and refrain from handling fireworks and fireworks traders in any way in order to maintain public safety during the celebration of Eid al-Adha or any other event.

The police also urged young drivers to display civilized behavior while driving their vehicles and not to take advantage of the joy of Eid for any irresponsible behavior – such as dangerous stunts, reckless driving, organizing races near residential areas, etc. . other’s.

At the same time, drivers are urged to abide by traffic laws, avoid speeding, and avoid being distracted by mobile phones or writing messages while driving.

The Central Operations Area Operations Command and Control Center (999) continues to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, answering calls and reports and ensuring the timely arrival of competent police teams. Respond to emergency calls and emergencies as soon as possible to protect life, property and national interests.