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Gulf Today
11-07-2025
- Automotive
- Gulf Today
Dubai Police join national ‘Summer Without Accidents' campaign
As part of a nationwide initiative launched by the Ministry of Interior, Dubai Police, through its General Department of Traffic, has intensified its traffic safety awareness efforts under the 2025 "Summer Without Accidents' campaign that aims at enhancing road safety and security and runs until Sept.1. The announcement came during a press conference held at Address Sky View Hotel, attended by Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Assistant Commandant for Operations Affairs at Dubai Police, along with Major General Rashid Khalifa bin Darwish Al Falasi, Director of the General Department of Transport and Rescue; Brigadier Ahmad Al Sam Al Naqbi, Director of Central Operations at Ras Al Khaimah Police and Chairman of the Traffic Awareness and Safety Committee of the Federal Traffic Council; Brigadier Juma bin Suwaidan, Acting Director of the General Department of Traffic; Brigadier Hamouda bin Balsoida Al Ameri, Director of the General Department of Airport Security; and Zaid Alqufaidi, Executive Director of ENOC Retail, in addition to several officers and media representatives. Major General Al Ghaithi emphasised that the campaign aligns with the Ministry of Interior's strategy to make roads safer, and supports Dubai Police's vision of a secure city. He highlighted that the campaign aims to raise public awareness, encourage compliance with traffic regulations, and improve safety for all road users. "Dubai has witnessed tremendous development across various sectors, accompanied by a growing number of vehicles and road users. Ensuring public safety and protecting lives and property remains a national priority,' said Al Ghaithi. Al Ghaithi stressed the vital role of community participation and media outlets in spreading awareness and thanked campaign partners for supporting national efforts to reduce road fatalities. He also expressed appreciation to AutoPro, the main sponsor of the campaign. Brigadier Ahmad Al Naqbi urged motorists to adhere to traffic laws, avoid distractions, maintain safe distances, and check tyre condition, particularly during summer when high temperatures increase the risk of blowouts. He advised using certified, high-quality tyres and replacing worn ones to prevent accidents. Zaid Alqufaidi of ENOC expressed pride in supporting this national initiative through AutoPro, the group's vehicle servicing arm. He affirmed ENOC's long-standing partnership with Dubai Police and its commitment to raising awareness about the importance of vehicle maintenance and road safety, particularly during summer. The event concluded with Major General Al Ghaithi presenting a certificate of appreciation to AutoPro in recognition of its ongoing support for the campaign. WAM
Dubai Eye
10-07-2025
- Dubai Eye
Dubai Police boost road safety with 'Summer Without Accidents'
Dubai recorded a total of 3,481 traffic accidents during the summer months (June 1 to September 30) last year, resulting in 34 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Sudden lane changes, tailgating, running red lights and distracted driving were the key causes of these accidents. The stats have been revealed by Dubai Police as they ramp up traffic safety efforts as part of the nationwide 'Summer Without Accidents' campaign, launched by the Ministry of Interior. The initiative, which runs until September 1, is focused on raising awareness, enforcing rules and protecting lives amid Dubai's growing traffic volume. Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Assistant Commandant for Operations Affairs, stressed the importance of public awareness and strict adherence to traffic rules, especially during the busy summer months. Dubai has seen rapid growth in both infrastructure and road users, making traffic safety a top priority. Al Ghaithi praised the collaboration between public and private sectors, calling it vital to reducing accidents and saving lives. Summer Accident Statistics 2024: 3,481 accidents, 34 deaths, 43 serious injuries, 404 moderate injuries, and 329 minor injuries. 2023: 4,595 accidents, 27 deaths, 46 serious injuries, 317 moderate injuries, and 292 minor injuries. 2022: 5,285 accidents, 36 deaths, 30 serious injuries, 231 moderate injuries, and 246 minor injuries. No campaign can succeed without the dedication of its partners and supporters, who play a key role in achieving its objectives. 'Summer Without Accidents' is the result of strong collaboration between institutions and the community, united by one shared mission: keeping our roads… — Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) July 10, 2025
TAG 91.1
10-07-2025
- TAG 91.1
Dubai Police boost road safety with 'Summer Without Accidents'
Dubai recorded a total of 3,481 traffic accidents during the summer months (June 1 to September 30) last year, resulting in 34 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Sudden lane changes, tailgating, running red lights and distracted driving were the key causes of these accidents. The stats have been revealed by Dubai Police as they ramp up traffic safety efforts as part of the nationwide 'Summer Without Accidents' campaign, launched by the Ministry of Interior. The initiative, which runs until September 1, is focused on raising awareness, enforcing rules and protecting lives amid Dubai's growing traffic volume. Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Assistant Commandant for Operations Affairs, stressed the importance of public awareness and strict adherence to traffic rules, especially during the busy summer months. Dubai has seen rapid growth in both infrastructure and road users, making traffic safety a top priority. Al Ghaithi praised the collaboration between public and private sectors, calling it vital to reducing accidents and saving lives. Summer Accident Statistics 2024: 3,481 accidents, 34 deaths, 43 serious injuries, 404 moderate injuries, and 329 minor injuries. 2023: 4,595 accidents, 27 deaths, 46 serious injuries, 317 moderate injuries, and 292 minor injuries. 2022: 5,285 accidents, 36 deaths, 30 serious injuries, 231 moderate injuries, and 246 minor injuries. No campaign can succeed without the dedication of its partners and supporters, who play a key role in achieving its objectives. — Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) July 10, 2025
Hi Dubai
14-05-2025
- Automotive
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Police Adds Defender HSE P400 to Luxury Patrol Fleet at World Police Summit
Dubai Police has unveiled the Defender HSE P400 as the latest addition to its luxury patrol fleet, marking the first time the Defender model joins its ranks. The announcement came on the opening day of the World Police Summit at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Supplied by Al Tayer Motors, the exclusive UAE dealer for Land Rover, the high-performance SUV was introduced in a ceremony led by Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Operations at Dubai Police. Senior officials from the police force and Al Tayer Motors were also present. The Defender HSE P400 boasts a range of advanced features, including a panoramic sunroof, 3D surround camera, interactive driver display, and matrix LED headlights. Its off-road capabilities are enhanced by systems such as configurable terrain response, all-terrain progress control, and wade sensing. Major General Al Ghaithi praised the strategic collaboration with Al Tayer Motors and emphasized the importance of equipping patrol units with state-of-the-art vehicles to maintain public safety. 'Integrating luxury patrol vehicles equipped with cutting-edge technology strengthens our presence across various areas and enhances our ability to respond effectively to evolving security needs,' he said. Dubai Police's move aligns with its broader strategy to enhance operational efficiency through innovation, while also reinforcing its reputation for deploying some of the world's most advanced and high-end law enforcement vehicles. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Dubai Eye
08-05-2025
- Sport
- Dubai Eye
Dubai Police take action against football match rioters
Dubai Police have confirmed the arrest of several individuals following disturbances after a UAE Pro League match between Al Wasl and Shabab Al Ahli football clubs. Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Operations Affairs at Dubai Police, said an immediate investigation was launched after the match, using surveillance footage to identify those involved. Legal action has been taken, and the suspects have been referred to the relevant authorities. Major General Al Ghaithi stressed the importance of keeping stadiums safe and respectful, urging fans to avoid unruly behaviour. He also praised the efforts of police teams in maintaining order and providing security at stadiums, warning that any breach of fan conduct or safety rules will be met with firm legal action. In a related move, the UAE Football Association's Disciplinary Committee has issued fines following its review of the incident: Shabab Al Ahli Club was fined AED 70,000 for fans verbally abusing rival supporters and throwing bottles onto the pitch and at other fans. Al Wasl Club was fined AED 80,000 after its supporters lit a smoke flare, directed offensive chants at opponents, and threw objects onto the field and toward spectators. #News | Dubai Police Take Action Against Football Match Rioters, Urge Civilised Fan Conduct and Commitment to Sportsmanship Details: #SafetyAndSecurity #Sportsmanship #YourCommitmentOurHappiness — Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) May 7, 2025
