Sharjah Police launch Ramadan campaign against begging
Efforts to curb begging and illegal activities
Colonel Dr Mohammed Butti Al Hajri, Director of the Security Media Department, noted that some individuals use deceptive methods to solicit money illegally during Ramadan. The campaign, which will run until Eid Al-Fitr, includes dedicated police teams working to monitor and address these issues.
Encouraging community involvement
Sharjah Police is intensifying awareness efforts through social media to discourage begging and preserve the emirate's security and social values. Colonel Al Hajri urged the public to remain vigilant, support charitable initiatives through authorised organisations, and report any begging incidents by calling 901 or 80040.
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