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Residents of 225 apartments return to their homes in Ajman One Tower safely

Residents of 225 apartments return to their homes in Ajman One Tower safely

Residents of 225 apartments in Ajman One Tower (A2) affected by the fire returned to their apartments after staying in a temporary residence in a number of hotels in the emirate, after making sure that all security and safety precautions were taken to ensure their safe return to their homes, while 90 residents remained. Apartment residents in hotels until the completion of the rehabilitation and repair of the damaged apartments, which included 64 apartments, of which were completely burnt. Lieutenant Colonel Ghaith Khalifa Al Kaabi, Head of Al Madinah Comprehensive Police Station, explained that the fire started on the 16th floor of the 32-storey tower, and it was completely evacuated in record time without causing any injuries, so that the civil defense men, with the support of the competent authorities, could control the fire and deal with the incident successfully. As a result, 810 residents of the tower were transferred to stay in hotels in the emirate, in cooperation with the Emirates Red Crescent Authority and the Charitable Works Association in Ajman. The head of the comprehensive city police station confirmed that the police is working to support the return of the residents of the tower to their apartments, and to provide all their needs necessary for their return to their normal lives. The head of the city's comprehensive police station stated that within the framework of the leadership's keenness to provide support to the residents and meet their requirements and needs during the crisis, a mobile police station was provided at the scene of the accident immediately and for a period of 4 days around the clock, to provide all necessary services to the affected and neighboring residents at the site of the fire without the need to visit The police station, where the center issued 52 certificates to whom it may concern, including 13 vehicle damage reports, 7 certificates of proof of condition for the report, in addition to 31 property damage certificates inside the apartments, in order to preserve their rights until they return home safely. Lieutenant Colonel Ghaith Al-Kaabi thanked the Civil Defense Department, the Emirates Red Crescent Authority and the Ajman Charity Association for their cooperation and tremendous efforts in controlling the fire, cooperating in transporting and residing the affected residents, and following up on their affairs in hotels to enhance the stability of security and safety in the region.

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