The Air Support Center "Drone" in Ajman Police achieves 1 minute in the speed of responding to communications

His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander- in-Chief of Ajman Police, inaugurated the “Drone Air Support Center for drones used in support of field operations and traffic control operations, according to the latest smart technologies to enhance security and public safety for members of society, in the presence of His Excellency Brigadier General Mubarak Khalfan Al- Razi. Director General of Resources and Support Services, Brigadier Abdullah Saif Al Matrooshi, Director General of Police Operations, and a number of senior officers and non-commissioned officers in Ajman Police.Brigadier Abdullah Saif Al Matroushi, Director General of Police Operations at Ajman Police, said that Ajman Police is keen to keep pace with the latest technologies in its policing and field operations, including the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). In the event of congestion, accidents, and everything that supports the flexibility of traffic and traffic in the emirate, within the framework of achieving the Ministry of Interior’s goal of making roads safer.His Excellency added that the air support center using drones certainly contributes to enhancing the speed of access to the specified destinations and following them up through screens linked to the operations room, traffic department and patrols, in addition to contributing to reducing the use of human cadres in police operations by relying on modern technologies.Regarding the features of the new aircraft at the Air Support Center, Major Rashid bin Hindi, Deputy Director of the Traffic and Patrols Department, stated that it is characterized by resistance to wind and weather factors, and is equipped with smart cameras of very high quality, and can carry a weight of 10 kilograms, in addition to that it is equipped with warning loudspeakers, and sensors that prevent The collision of the aircraft during its flight, and it also features the feature of geographical imaging of specific areas via GPS, which is directly linked to the operating room.