Ajman Police takes the initiative to go to the damaged vehicles to provide a proactive service for the vehicle damage certificate
As part of its continuous efforts to enhance the quality of life and happiness of community
members, the Ajman Police General Command implemented an initiative to provide a proactive
loss and damage certificate service to community members whose vehicles were damaged as a
result of being surrounded by water in places where they were collected in various regions of
the emirate.
Colonel Ghaith Khalifa Al Kaabi, Head of the City Comprehensive Police Station, said that the
initiative came within the framework of enhancing the quality of life and making it easier for
community members to obtain a “To Whom It May Concern” certificate for their damaged
vehicles or their vehicle plates missing from the accumulated water as a result of the weather
conditions that the country experienced.
The head of the city's comprehensive police station added that Ajman police patrols surveyed
various areas of the emirate, especially areas where water had accumulated extensively, which
led to the breakdown of some vehicles and damage to others. Some of them also lost their
vehicle number plates. They counted these vehicles and sent a certificate of damage and loss to
Owners proactively, at a rate of 46%, without a request so that they can complete the damage
treatment procedures, whether in agencies or insurance companies, which makes it easier for
them and relieves them of the hassle of communicating or coming to police stations to request
the service and obtain the certificate, as well as to reduce the completion time and shorten its
stages and 54 % Service was via the Ajman Police smart application
Colonel Ghaith Al Kaabi stressed that Ajman Police always seeks to design proactive services
that exceed the expectations of community members, and anticipates their needs and requests
before requesting them, thereby enhancing their quality of life in the services provided and
achieving its societal responsibility.
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