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Ajman Police motivates school students in the new academic year

Ajman Police motivates school students in the new academic year

The Ajman Police General Command, represented by the Traffic and Patrols Department, organized field visits to a number of kindergartens and first cycle schools to participate in their return to schools and motivate them to start a new school year with happiness and activity, as part of its continuous efforts to enhance its social responsibility towards members of society, and in order to spread the spirit of positivity and enthusiasm in the hearts Her children are schoolchildren. Captain Ahmed Abdullah Al-Ajmani, director of the Traffic Awareness Branch, and a number of officers and individuals from the traffic safety campaign team, and Saed Company for Smart Traffic Systems visited a number of kindergartens and first-cycle schools to share their joy in the new school year. The traffic safety campaign team received the students upon their arrival at school, presented them with congratulations and gifts, and urged them to strive for success and excellence in their educational journey. In a related context, Captain Khalifa Ali Al Kaabi, director of the Traffic and Patrols Branch, and a number of individuals at the Masfoot Comprehensive Police Station visited a number of schools and kindergartens in Masfoot and Mezaira, during which they distributed school bags and supplies to male and female students, and congratulated them on the arrival of the new school year. The visits included organizing traffic awareness lectures for students to familiarize them with the golden rule for school buses and safe boarding and disembarking from them, focusing on the dangerous areas around the bus, guiding them on how to safely sit on the bus, and the correct crossing of pedestrian lines. Students were also introduced to the colors of traffic lights and their implications. The visit was a positive interaction by the students with the traffic personnel and the SAED team for smart traffic systems.

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