This comes days after Abu Dhabi extended maternity leave to 90 days for Emirati women working in the private sector
Two siblings got to live their dream of donning Dubai Police uniforms and riding around the emirate in a luxury patrol. The gesture was part of the force’s 'Fulfil a Child's Wish' initiative.
Aosha and Hamad Ahmad Al Mulla's family had sent a request to the force through the police app about the siblings’ wish to dress up as cops and ride in a supercar.
The Security Awareness Department at the General Department of Community Happiness, in collaboration with Hamleys, responded to the family's request and paid Aosha and Hamad a visit. The siblings also enjoyed a show put up by the Security Inspection Department (K9 unit).
Butti Ahmed bin Darwish Al Falasi, director of the Security Awareness Department, said the 'Fulfil a Child's Wish' Initiative aims to enhance security and safety and instil happiness among residents.
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