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Ministry of Interior launches campaign "struggled begging and helped the deserving

Ministry of Interior launches campaign "struggled begging and helped the deserving

The Ministry of the Interior, represented by the Police Chiefs of Police and its main sectors, launched a campaign under the slogan "Fight begging and help those who deserve it" aimed at reducing the scourge of begging and enhancing the social responsibility of the community and raising awareness of the seriousness of the response to beggars. Colonel Abdullah Saif Al Matroushi, deputy director of the General Directorate of Police Operations, said that the phenomenon of begging is considered a negative phenomenon that affects the cultural appearance of societies. This phenomenon is spread throughout the holy month of Ramadan. Some people use this month to come to practice this phenomenon. A generous benefactor, pointing out that the state in general, and Ajman in particular, are fighting this phenomenon. He said that a plan was prepared for the success of the campaign, through intensifying the security presence, awareness raising and the development of a work program that includes the formation of an investigative team to monitor and follow beggars and tighten control in sites targeted by beggars such as commercial markets, residential neighborhoods, mosques and banks and banks. A telephone number to communicate with the police to report beggars "06/7034310" and 06/7034309 "He explained that among the efforts of the campaign also the preparation of awareness leaflets against begging, which was distributed in the regions of the emirate as well as channels of community communication, and in cooperation with institutions and alternatives And the staff and in the places that receive the auditors in different parts of the Emirate He noted the need to cooperate with members of the community with the campaign in vigilance and caution and reporting on beggars, and lack of sympathy with them, And channeling their donations to charities that conduct fair distribution on poor and needy cases.

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