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Abu Dhabi Police give Afghan evacuee family a tour of the city
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Abu Dhabi - Happiness Patrol also gift souvenirs to the members
Abu Dhabi Police Happiness Patrol took an Afghan family from the Emirates Humanitarian City in Abu Dhabi on a tour to learn about cultural landmarks in the capital and understand its residents' traditions and values of coexistence and tolerance.
The family marvelled at the city's coordination, advanced engineering, the beauty of its buildings and the connected movement.
The Abu Dhabi Police also gifted members, who included children, souvenirs of their trip.
>> Afghan evacuees in UAE recall horror, tears as they fled Kabul
The force praised the great efforts of Emirates Humanitarian City for temporarily hosting evacuated Afghan families from Afghanistan on their way to other countries. They affirmed that their actions embody the Emirates's inherent and firm approach to providing humanitarian support and assistance to all.
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