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NYE in UAE: Police patrols to ease traffic in Sharjah Officers will also ensure that revellers adhere to all Covid safety measures specified by the police. Several police patrols will hit Sharjah streets on New Year’s Eve (NYE) to ensure smooth traffic flow. Officers will also ensure that revellers adhere to all Covid safety measures specified by the police. The officer said all police stations and operations room are set to receive complaints round the clock. He urged residents to cooperate with the police and adhere to traffic instructions. Afkar Abdullah MORE FROM Khaleej Times Next Art...

Hefty fines for crowded NYE parties in Sharjah (File photo used for illustrative purpose) Gatherings must be socially distanced, with at least a four-metre gap between guests. Crowded New Year’s Eve (NYE) parties in Sharjah are banned, and violators will be issued hefty fines, the police have announced. Gatherings must be socially distanced, with at least a four-metre gap between guests. This is among the several Covid safety measures specified by the Sharjah Police for NYE revellers. Dubai had earlier announced that NYE parties with over 30 guests are banned in the emirate. The host of suc...

Ras Al Khaimah: Nine people of Arab and Asian origin have been rescued in Ras Al Khaimah after they were stuck in Wadi Naqab for one day. The Rescue operation were carried out by personnel from the ambulance and rescue section of the Traffic and Patrols Department of Ras Al Khaimah Police, with help from some of the residents. Brigadier General Dr Mohammad Al Hamidi, Director General of Central Operations at Ras Al Khaimah Police, explained that a report was received at Ras Al Khaimah Police Operations Room, stating that there were nine people stranded in Wadi Naqab. Immediately, a specialise...

Nine trekkers stuck in UAE valley rescued reporters@khaleejtimes.com Filed on December 15, 2020 Supplied photo The RAK Police had to walk for up to 13 hours to find them. Another group of trekkers lost their way in Ras Al Khaimah and were found in the deep valley of Wadi Naqb in the early hours of Tuesday, the police said. The search and rescue operations of the Ras Al Khaimah Police had to walk for 13 hours to find the nine missing trekkers, said Brig Dr Mohammed Al Humaidi, director-general of the Central Operations Department. The authorities also had to seek the help of local ...

Sharjah: Sharjah Police on Saturday announced that response time to emergency situations dropped by 23 per cent in the emirate over the past ten months, compared to the same period last year. Sharjah Police succeeded in reducing the response time from 8.18 minutes to 6.3 minutes . The Sharjah Police General Command said that it had succeeded in reducing the response time, in line with the targets to be achieved and in a way that enhances the national indicator of the speed of response to emergency situations as outlined by the Ministry of Interior. Sharjah Police have launched a strategy to h...