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Report cases to Al Ameen
DUBAI — Colonel Rashed Thani Al Matroushi, Director of the Dubai Civil Defence, has called upon the public to send their complaints to the online Al Ameen service, launched recently by the Dubai Police on the Internet.
He said that the public should report all cases which might involve a threat perception relating to public safety and security, violation of precautionary measures in buildings, or use of unsafe equipment or industrial chemicals in residential buildings or complexes.
He also praised the Community Service Department of Dubai Police and the Al Ameen staff for supporting Civil Defence personnel on matters relating to public safety.
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