Ajman Police honors those who achieved 30 seconds in responding to important communications
His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander-
in-Chief of Ajman Police, honored a group of traffic patrols from the Traffic and
Patrols Department, for achieving an average response time of 30 seconds in
reaching the site of important communications, to enhance the national indicator of
the speed of response time to emergency cases.
His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police handed over certificates
of honor and incentive rewards to Police First Muhammad Awad Rahma, Policeman
Muhammad Mutawakil Adam, Policeman Hassan Ali Al-Nasiri, Policeman Yassin
Omari, and Policeman Murad Muhammad Al Balushi.
He stressed that this is part of the response heroes initiative approved by the
leadership, and that the performance of the distinguished response heroes, their
dedication and dedication to work, and the speed of reaching the Al-Balagh site and
providing assistance to its requesters is appreciated by the leadership, and this
enhances safety in the emirate and supports ensuring the safety of its residents.
For his part, Lt. Colonel Saif Abdullah Al Falasi, Director of the Traffic and Patrols
Department, confirmed that Ajman Police pays great attention to achieving the
response time speed index, through the application of the latest global technical
systems, and attention to traffic patrol employees, noting that this honor came to
encourage and motivate employees whose tasks are related to With the response
time index, to achieve competition between the patrols’ personnel and safety patrols,
which led to supporting the achievement of the response time speed index.
For their part, the honorees expressed their happiness with this honor, stressing that
loyalty and sincerity at work is a national duty and responsibility of any employee
to enhance the security and safety of the community and its members, make
customers happy, and support the bright march of Ajman Police.
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