The Dubai Police’s General Department of Transport and Rescue has successfully completed 4,870 missions in the first half of this year, reinforcing its commitment to public safety and rapid response to emergencies and accidents.
Achievements in Emergency Services
Brigadier Khalid Ibrahim Al Hamadi, Acting Deputy Director of the department, emphasised that these significant achievements align with the directives of Dubai Police Chief, Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, and reflect an integrated operational framework aimed at enhancing safety measures.
Comprehensive Mission Overview
The Rescue and Search teams addressed a range of incidents, including:
- 385 road traffic accidents
- 15,098 vehicle transport operations
- Four rescues involving vehicles trapped in sand
- 575 tasks involving unlocking closed vehicles, homes, and elevators
- 72 simulated scenario exercises for various types of accidents
- 416 event security missions
In addition to these operations, the department has undertaken numerous other tasks, underscoring its dedication to public service and emergency preparedness.
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