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Video: How Dubai cops reach residents in emergencies
Dubai - Dubai Police have tweeted a video that showed how their officers have reached people in distress.
As the world marked International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction on Tuesday, the Dubai Police have tweeted a video that showed how their officers have reached people in distress. The video shows officers helping a family whose vehicle got stuck in a desert; and sniffer dogs helping the cops rescue people stranded on a rocky terrain. Another shot shows the police rescue seafarers from a ship that broke down.
The police tweeted: "First to arrive at the incidents' scene with dedication and one thought only: Saving lives. Those personnel went through extensive training and are fully equipped to spur into action whenever an emergency incident occurs."
First to arrive at the incidents' scene with dedication and one thought only; saving lives. Those personnel went through extensive training and are fully equipped to spur into action whenever an emergency incident occurs.#InternationalDayforDisasterRiskReduction pic.twitter.com/7Jc97Qwjr3
- Dubai Police???? ??? (@DubaiPoliceHQ) October 13, 2020
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