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Meanwhile, Fathia Al Nadhari, director of the department of ambulance and safety of community, affiliated to Red Crescent said that the programme was supervised by the Committee responsible for Iraqi children’s medical care in the UAE.
She said that recreational trips to various areas were also organised for the Iraqi children.
In an art session offered by Free Studio, these children and their families were provided an opportunity to express their creative talent through painting, she said. Souvenirs were distributed to participants.
Fathia said that volunteers of Red Crescent have helped to organise the event at a hotel in Abu Dhabi.
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'We are monitoring the situation closely and will amend our flight schedule if required,' the spokesperson noted