Video: Dubai cop honoured for braving thunderstorm on duty

'This honour is an incentive for me to put more effort and generosity in serving the public.'

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Amira Agarib

Published: Tue 28 Mar 2017, 7:08 PM

Last updated: Fri 27 Oct 2023, 8:41 AM

A policeman, who braved heavy showers to control traffic at an intersection in Jumeirah after the traffic signal stopped working, was honoured by the Dubai Police on Monday.

Major-General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of the Dubai Police, praised the commitment shown by First Corporal Ramadan Hussein, whose video went viral on social media.

Colonel Jamal Al Bannai, acting Director-General of Traffic Department, was also present at the event. "Today, we honour First Corporal Ramadan Hussein, because of the keenness and dedication he has shown in performing his duty by organising traffic movements despite heavy rain," said Major-General Al Marri.

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He said the efforts of the cop has given the Dubai Police a good reputation among the public.

Major-General Al Marri gave a certificate of thanks and appreciation to Ramadan Hussein in recognition of his efforts and dedication in his work, stressing that the honour comes in the framework of motivating and encouraging the employees of the Dubai Police to do more and providing high-quality services to make society happy.

First Corporal Ramadan Hussein thanked the Dubai Police chief for this kind gesture. He said the appreciation of his work by the police chief has increased his faith in dedication to his work.

"This honour is an incentive for me to put more effort and generosity in serving the public," he added.

Meanwhile, Brigadier Abdulla Al Ghaithi, Director of the General Department of Protective Security and Emergency at the Dubai Police, has honoured a group of Dubai Municipality employees in appreciation of their immediate response in removing waste and vehicles from the road after an accident.

Amira Agarib

Published: Tue 28 Mar 2017, 7:08 PM

Last updated: Fri 27 Oct 2023, 8:41 AM

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