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With five million dirhams, Ajman Police pays the debts of 103 inmates in the Punitive and Correctional Institution with the support of charitable organizations

With five million dirhams, Ajman Police pays the debts of 103 inmates in the Punitive and Correctional Institution with the support of charitable organizations

The Ajman Police General Command fulfilled the wish of 103 inmates of the Punitive and Correctional Institution in the Emirate of Ajman, to return them to their families and families to share the joy of Eid Al-Fitr, as part of the "Faraj is my happiness and my family's happiness" initiative to pay off the debts of the inmates of the Punitive and Correctional Institution in the Emirate of Ajman, with generous and generous support from charitable bodies. Lieutenant-Colonel Muhammad Mubarak Al Ghafli, Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department, said that the initiative of Faraj My Humility and the Happiest My Family, which was previously launched by the Ajman Police, to support defaulted inmates with financial issues to release and release them in support of them and their families that are going through difficult living conditions in the absence of their breadwinner, included 103 inmates during the holy month of Ramadan. Their debts, amounting to 5 million dirhams, were paid in full, released, and their return to their families secured. The Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department expressed his thanks and appreciation to the supporting parties for their support for this humanitarian initiative, praising this good contribution and their efforts in providing humanitarian aid in cooperation with the Ajman Police, stressing that supporting the initiative indicates their keenness to secure social protection and social empowerment, and to enhance the spirit of solidarity and cohesion among individuals. And their primary role in supporting the various societal groups, and their commitment to their duties and responsibilities before the community, which includes supporting the inmates of the penal and correctional institution to integrate them into society and build a new and dignified life for them. Lieutenant-Colonel Muhammad Mubarak Al-Ghafli added that paying the debts of imprisoned inmates on financial issues reflects the community's interaction with the message and the humanitarian and social goals of the Ministry of Interior, stressing the importance of strengthening the spirit of cooperation and communication between segments of society in the field of humanitarian work, in order to contribute to the advancement of charitable work and the achievement of common social goals.

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