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Ajman Police actively participates the Red Crescent in the safety of our children through a traffic lecture for orphans

Ajman Police actively participates the Red Crescent in the safety of our children through a traffic lecture for orphans

Within the framework of achieving the strategic goals of the Ministry of Interior in controlling road security, and within the general leadership of Ajman Police seeking to consolidate its relations with the institutions and bodies operating in the emirate and support its responsibility towards all members of society, and to ensure the consolidation of social fraternity and human values among groups of society. The General Command of Ajman Police participated in the event (the safety of our children) organized by the Emirates Red Crescent Authority in Ajman by providing an awareness lecture to orphans on the importance of traffic safety, presented by Captain Ali Rashid Al Qishi, Director of Road Control Branch of the Traffic and Patrols Department of Ajman Police, during which he discussed in detail about how to avoid Falling in traffic accidents, the need to adhere to the rules of traffic and traffic, and the correct crossing of the road, and to monitor vehicle movements before and during transit, as well as the risks of playing on public roads. Captain Ali Al-Qishi also touched on the golden rule of bus rides, directing children to take precautions and caution while riding the bus, choosing the appropriate place to cross and assessing the safe distance between the student and the bus. Traffic rules and adherence to traffic guidelines that guarantee their safety from unforeseen traffic accidents. At the end of the lecture, Captain Ali Rashid and a number of patrol members distributed souvenirs to orphans to bring joy and happiness to their hearts, and drew a smile on their faces, wishing them traffic safety and a happy life in accidents.

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