Ajman Police launches a campaign to stop wrongly in front of mosques

The Traffic and Patrols Administration at the Ajman Police General Command launched a campaign "No to park wrongly in front of mosques" to reduce the phenomenon of stopping vehicles in a way that impedes traffic and causes congestion in mosques during the prayer tool, especially Friday prayers, to achieve the Ministry of Interior's strategic goal of enhancing road security and supporting the achievement of Response time speed indicator.
His Excellency Lt. Col. Saif Abdullah Al Falasi, Director of Traffic and Patrols Department at Ajman Police, said that the launch of the campaign came with a view to educating drivers of the importance of adhering to parking spaces for vehicles while performing prayers in the emirate’s mosques, to enhance the speed of response time in the arrival of emergency vehicles, and to reduce the phenomenon of some drivers stopping their vehicles On the sides of roads, sidewalks and other vehicles, which impedes traffic in front of vehicles.
His Excellency indicated that parking in the road without justification exposes the vehicle owner to a financial fine of 1000 dirhams and 6 black points, and parking behind vehicles, which impedes their movement, results in a violation of 500 dirhams, and standing at the crossroads or curves of the road violates the value of 500 dirhams, in addition to parking parking The sidewalk has a fine of 500 dirhams, and he also warned his happiness not to leave the vehicle in the operating state to avoid being stolen or the property inside it.
His Excellency added that the campaign does not target awareness at the time of Friday prayers only, but all prayer times on all days of the week, and the violating vehicles will be violated according to the law, indicating that the violation falls under the item of parking incorrectly and obstructing traffic.
The Director of Traffic and Patrols Department called on drivers to adhere to the laws of traffic and traffic, and not to block traffic in all major and branch roads to avoid obstructing the movement of vehicles, especially police, ambulance and civil defense patrols, wishing safety for all.