Ajman Police launches "Students Safety" Campaign

The Department of Traffic and Patrols of the General Police of Ajman Police has completed plans to prepare for the new academic year. A plan and programs have been prepared to achieve a school year free of traffic accidents during the transfer of students on the two-way journey to and from school through the launch of a traffic campaign Under the title "Student Safety Secretariat" for traffic awareness.

His Excellency Lieutenant Colonel Saif Abdullah Al Falasi, Deputy Director of Traffic and Patrols Department, said that the security awareness and communication with the drivers, members of the public and parents will be informed and briefed on the plans for organizing the traffic at the beginning of the new academic year in order to ensure safe access to and return to school without accidents and crises. Traffic.

"The traffic plan will proceed according to the data of the Ajman Police General Command and in cooperation with the concerned government authorities," he said, adding that the police will direct 20 patrols to facilitate traffic traffic at the start of the new school year.

He pointed out that the Ajman Police has completed the development of a plan to facilitate traffic in general and in front of school gatherings in particular. The patrols will be distributed by focusing on the areas of school gatherings, in addition to the areas where there is intensive traffic movement on two morning and evening periods at the beginning and end of school hours.

He pointed out that the plan includes organizing a safety campaign for students Amanah in cooperation with the General Directorate of Traffic Coordination and the campaign lasts for 3 months in order to raise awareness of parents and those concerned with the transfer of students as well as those involved in supervising the school environment to take the necessary measures to protect their children and our students Secretariat, To educate school students, especially children, from traffic accidents and compliance with traffic rules.

In addition, special programs have been developed to raise awareness among young students about safe ways to get out of school buses and how to cross the road. The older students will also be made aware of the dangers of traffic accidents as well as traffic awareness for parents of students and teachers.

For his part, the deputy director of the Department of Traffic and Patrols called on parents and drivers of private vehicles during the descent of their children or boarding the vehicle at the end of the school day to the need to exercise caution and caution in order to avoid accidents going into schools or outside, wishing safety to all.