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The traffic patrols at the Abu Dhabi Police Traffic and Patrols Directorate distributed sweets to motorists, and greeted them on the advent of Eid. The gesture comes in line with the Abu Dhabi Police’s keenness to interact with community members on the joyous occasion.
Brigadier Eng. Hussein Ahmed Al Harithi, Director of Traffic and Patrols Directorate congratulated the public and urged them to contribute to the efforts aimed at reducing traffic accidents which may cause deaths and injuries during Eid.
Brigadier Eng. Al Harithi called upon motorists to adhere to legal speeds on the internal and external roads and called on parents and families not to let children play and cross the streets unattended. He urged young motorists to drive responsibly and in a civilised manner.
He also warned against using mobile phones while talking, or texting while driving.
Lieutenant Colonel Jamal Salem Al Ameri, Chief of the Public Relations Section at the Traffic and Patrols Directorate, urged motorists to adhere to legal speeds on the internal and external roads, to pay attention while driving.
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