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Ajman Police launches the Air Traffic Control initiative in cooperation with the Air Wing to enhance road security

Ajman Police launches the Air Traffic Control initiative in cooperation with the Air Wing to enhance road security

The Traffic and Patrols Administration at the General Command of Ajman Police launched the "Traffic Traffic Control" initiative in cooperation with the Air Wing Department of the General Department of Security Support in the Ministry of Interior, as part of a series of efforts and initiatives to support government accelerators of the national index of reducing deaths to three deaths per 100,000 people by 2021, in pursuit of the goal of the Ministry of Interior to enhance road security.
His Excellency Lt. Col. Saif Abdullah Al Falasi, Director of Traffic and Patrols Department at Ajman Police, said that the launch of the initiative came in support of the efforts of the rational leadership to achieve a mortality reduction index to three per hundred thousand of the population, through cooperation with the air wing to operate air patrols by helicopters over vital and hot roads In the emirate of Ajman to enhance the control of roads and contribute to identifying the main causes of accidents and seizing violators.
His Excellency added that the Traffic and Patrols Department will launch the "Drone" flying patrol in various roads and regions of the emirate, which is a remote-controlled traffic plane. One of its most important tasks is to photograph traffic jams and uncover its causes, photographing traffic violations and planning accidents.
His Excellency stated that Ajman Police seeks to achieve the highest levels of traffic safety through the efforts made, the most important of which are traffic control and contribute to improving road quality and traffic education awareness.

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