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Police air wing helps family lost in desert
Pilot-Maj Juma called on the public to carry devices when they go for a desert drive which can help the police locate them in cases of emergencies.
Dubai - The Dubai Police Air Wing has rescued a family which got lost in a desert. The family had gone for a desert drive near a resort when they lost their way. Air wing officials, including Pilot-Major Mohammed Juma and Lieutenant Hamdan bu Shaqr, located the family’s car through their phone. The air wing then helped the family reach the main road.
Pilot-Maj Juma called on the public to carry devices when they go for a desert drive which can help the police locate them in cases of emergencies.
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