Eid Al Fitr in UAE: Abu Dhabi issues guidelines for traffic safety, public protection

Abu Dhabi Police and the Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority have issued important safety and prevention guidelines for the Eid Al Fitr holiday to ensure everyone's safety and protection.

Community members are urged to follow precautionary measures during the celebrations. Authorities have called on residents to comply with traffic laws, such as reducing speed, giving right of way to emergency vehicles, and avoiding stunts and other reckless behaviour on the road.

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Additionally, the guidelines warn the public against using or handling fireworks.

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Residents are also encouraged to ensure that chargers, extension cables, and other electronic devices meet safety standards. Parents are advised to keep their children away from main roads or street crossings without supervision.

These measures, based on international best practices, are part of a coordinated effort by the Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority and Abu Dhabi Police to enhance emergency response readiness and ensure smooth traffic flow and public safety during the holiday celebrations.