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Have you seen drones flying around Sharjah on Friday? They were part of a massive awareness campaign that the authorities have launched to remind the public of Covid safety measures and the need to get the jab.
February 19, 2021 The campaign includes broadcasting direct awareness messages through police patrols and drones, in addition to conducting air patrols to monitor compliance with preventive and precautionary measures, to limit the spread of the emerging COVID-19, and preserve the health and safety of society. — WAM SHARJAH — The local emergency crises and disaster team in Sharjah, in cooperation with the Air Wing Department of the General Directorate of Security Support at the Ministry of Interior, has launched a large-scale campaign to raise health awareness among com...
VIDEO: Sharjah launches massive awareness campaign using drones to fight COVID-19 outbreak 19 Feb 2021 A Sharjah Police officer flies a druing Friday prayer. The local emergency crises and disaster team in Sharjah, in cooperation with the Air Wing Department of the General Directorate of Security Support at the Ministry of Interior, has launched a large-scale campaign to raise health awareness among community members against COVID-19. The campaign includes broadcasting direct awareness messages through police patrols and drones, in addition to conducting air patrol...
Chief Superintendent Nikki Mayo, Head of Central Operations at Lincolnshire Police, said: "In Lincolnshire in 2019 there were 535 people killed or seriously injured in road traffic collisions. A further 52 people lost their lives last year. "A system to effectively process evidence of road traffic offences and poor driving will assist greatly in dealing with poor driver behaviour that can and does lead to collisions, serious injury and death on the roads of Lincolnshire." Finally, a chance to submit footage of all those bad drivers, then? Well yes, but you best make sure you practice what you...
News. A Lincolnshire Police spokesperson said: “Today we have launched an online portal - Operation Snap - where people can upload dash cam footage of suspected driving offences. “Working together with the Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership, we have introduced this technology which we believe will result in a safer driving environment for all our road users. “This includes evidence of dangerous, careless or inconsiderate driving, drivers failing to wear seat belts, failing to stop at a red traffic light, crossing solid white lines, not being in proper control or dangerous loads, for ...