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Residents of some areas are struggling to return to their normal lives as streets are still flooded even six days after the rains
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Dubai Police's sweet gesture to man involved in accident
He thanked the police, saying that he appreciated the way they have handled the issue.
- Nasser Al-Balooshi (@nassor_11) February 21, 2020
Dubai Police allowed an Emirati motorist, who was involved in a minor traffic accident, to go to the mosque for prayers on Friday.
Explaining the incident in a Twitter post, Nasser Al Balooshi said he was involved in a minor traffic accident at Al Khawaneej in Dubai.
A police officer, who saw the accident, allowed him to go to the mosque first while the official completed the accident report and other details.
He thanked Dubai police, saying that he appreciated the way they have handled the issue.
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