Ajman police enhance the safety and security of the public by distributing 60 traffic patrols during the Eid Al-Adha holiday

The Traffic and Patrols Administration at the Ajman Police General Command has finalized its tight plans to regulate traffic and traffic during the days of Eid Al-Adha, by intensifying and distributing traffic patrols on the roads in the emirate, to reduce congestion and traffic congestion, and to prevent any wrong behavior by drivers, and to ensure the public’s commitment to precautionary measures Preventative to reduce the spread of the Coruna virus.

Lt. Col. Saif Abdullah Al Falasi, Director of Traffic and Patrols Department, stated that 48 traffic patrols and safety patrols, and 12 traffic controllers will be deployed in various areas of the emirate around the clock, especially near commercial centers, main roads and tourist places, to provide security, safety and security for the public and road users, in all Major areas of Ajman.

His Excellency said that this plan aims to regulate traffic congestion, facilitate traffic and traffic, and reduce accidents and traffic violations, such as driving recklessly and recklessly, and having fun in bicycles and vehicles on public roads in a different way, in addition to following up the public’s commitment to preventive and precautionary measures, such as wearing masks and gloves when leaving From home, maintaining social distance and avoiding crowding or crowding, especially in enclosed spaces.

He added that the intensification of traffic patrols in the emirate of Ajman begins before the Eid period, as the movement of the public increases in the markets and commercial centers, and continues until entering the feast, where movement is active in shopping centers and entertainment places until the end of the holiday, taking into account the safety of pedestrians and road users in the areas where it is spreading. Pedestrians, to roam or shop, to protect them and avoid them from being run over by some drivers' behaviors such as over speeding, recklessness and recklessness.

Lt. Col. Saif Abdullah Al Falasi explained that the traffic campaigns carried out by the Traffic and Patrols Department will continue during the holiday on all streets, to prevent accidents that disturb the joy of holidays, and he appealed to drivers in general, and drivers in the youth category in particular, to adhere to the specified speeds, and leave a sufficient distance Between vehicles, adherence to traffic and road traffic laws, and specific precautions and precautions against the Corona virus, wishing them security and safety and a safe and safe holiday, free from accidents.