Sharjah Police is preparing to receive the month of Ramadan with an integrated security and traffic plan

Sharjah Police General Command revealed its readiness to receive the blessed month of Ramadan through an integrated security and traffic plan aimed at enhancing security and safety for members of society throughout the holy month, and to enhance traffic safety on the emirate’s roads.

The Director General of the General Administration of Operations and Security Support at Sharjah Police, Brigadier Dr. Ahmed Saeed Al -Naour, praised societal awareness and the cooperation of community members with the police in reducing negative behaviors, and achieving the goals of the General Command of Sharjah Police in enhancing security, safety and quality of life for them, explaining that the security and traffic plan for them It includes following the sites of Ramadan tents and mosques, monitoring negative behaviors, such as: begging, and collecting donations is not The licensed, the street vendors, with support and response to all groups of society, and the plan also includes following up the state of roads during peak times, organizing traffic and traffic in all fields and areas surrounding mosques; To maintain the safety of road users, and ensure the smoothness and flow of traffic.

Al -Naour added that Sharjah Police will continue their awareness campaigns through its various means and media platforms; To spread the security culture, enhance positive behaviors in the holy month of Ramadan, especially with regard to safe leadership, and not to stand up to the mosques, and Ramadan tents; In order to preserve public safety, and in order to avoid congestion, calling on all members of society to adhere to security and safety measures, and not to hesitate to report any negative observations or behaviors by calling the hot number (80040), and for emergency communications on the number (999), and for communication other than Emergency (901); This is to enhance community partnership, and to ensure the highest levels of security and safety during the holy month.