Ajman police are responsible for the expenses of expelling an Uzbek family to their homeland

The Social Support Center of the Ajman Police General Command, in coordination with the Ministry of the Interior and the Directorate General of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai, succeeded in ending the suffering of an Uzbek family consisting of a mother (38 years), Oujda (71 years old) and a child (9 years) , Without the displacement of the grandmother and the child, after being thrown by the real estate office in charge of the apartment where they were living in the street, because of non-payment of the rent due, because the mother of them to spend her time in prison for cases of checks without credit.

 The efforts of the Social Security Center of Ajman Police, in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior for Child Protection and the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai, have resulted in the reunification of the child with his mother and grandmother, said the head of the Social Support Center at the Ajman Police General Command, Captain Wafaa Khalil Ibrahim Al Hosani. General for Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai and the child of fines for violation of the law of residence for 8 years, as well as the exemption of grandmother from fines for violating the law of residence for 4 years, while the General Directorate of Ajman Police to obtain tickets for grandmother and mother and child to their home with giving it Amount of money helps them to the cost of living, where they left yesterday to their homeland from Dubai International Airport, having managed the Ministry of the Interior to protect the center of the child with the Uzbek consulate to seek passage of papers for a child who did not have any identification papers since birth.

Grandma Luda Mila valued the unprecedented humanitarian position of the Ajman Police Social Security Center, the Ministry of the Interior and the Directorate General of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai for what they gave her, her daughter and her grandson.

"I have always heard about the UAE and its people," she said. She praised the wise leadership for its guidance and instructions to provide every help to every resident on the land of this generous country.

She praised the efforts of Syria's Zeina Abdel-Karim Ahmed, a doctoral student in aerospace law, who helped her to communicate her suffering because she was ignorant of both Arabic and English. She noted that Zina's position with her and her grandson before informing the authorities made her restore confidence in humanity. Of the apartment did not show her or her grandson any sympathy.

She said: "Zeina booked them at their own expense in a Dubai hotel for 10 days before contacting the responsible authorities and hotline in the Ministry of the Interior, which as soon as I learned about the issue until I interacted with it, and started making arrangements and contacts with all concerned until the completion The actions required of several bodies, in addition to the procedures of the Uzbek consulate ».

In her turn, Zeina considered that what she has done is a human duty that she has nurtured and strengthened through the culture of the people of the UAE with good, help and help.

The UAE's authorities, in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Ajman, have noticed the importance of ensuring the safety and security of children, indicating that it is a high priority for the senior leadership.

Major General Wafa Khalil Ibrahim Al Husani, Director of the Social Support Center at Ajman Police Headquarters, Captain Ibrahim Hassan Al Baloushi of the Ministry of the Interior for Child Protection, and Captain Yousef Ibrahim Abdullah of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai Al Aweer Branch.