Construction on key routes, like Al Khail Road, Al Mamzar Road and Emirates Road, has also exacerbated the traffic situation between the two emirates
Sharjah Police has announced free vehicle damage certificates for those affected by the unstable weather in the emirate.
The certificates would be issued free of charge to help "alleviate burdens under these exceptional circumstances", according to a post by the authority.
Residents can request for the certificate through the 'Sharjah Police Smart Mobile' app and the official website of the Sharjah Police.
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The authority added that the field work teams, in cooperation with all partners and stakeholders, are working rapidly around the clock to ensure residential stability, and to "provide maximum aid to the affected families for life to return to normal in all the cities of Sharjah emirate soon."
The Commander-in-Chief of the Sharjah Police stressed that the safety and security of the citizens, residents and visitors are at the forefront of its priorities.
The authority said that it is working with all its partners to "advance national, social and humanitarian responsibilities; implement sound leadership guidelines, and adhere to its strategy based on the highest level of preparedness in crisis management."
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