13 conditions to celebrate the National Day in Ras Al Khaimah...

13 conditions to celebrate the National Day in Ras Al Khaimah...
13 conditions to celebrate the National Day in Ras Al Khaimah...

Ras Al Khaimah Police have set 13 conditions to celebrate the 49th National Day for the public and vehicles in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, as part of precautionary measures and preventive measures against the Corona virus, and adherence to traffic standards.

In detail, the Commander in Chief of Ras Al Khaimah Police, Major General Ali Abdullah bin Alwan Al Nuaimi, said that security patrols have been intensified to closely monitor the situation during the celebrations of the 49th National Day, especially in vital areas and celebration areas, where 100 traffic and civilian patrols have been launched to facilitate the flow of traffic and traffic. , And to avoid congestion and traffic jams, and to disperse the gathering and gathering of the masses in order to preserve the safety of society from the risk of infection with the Coronavirus.

He explained that one of the requirements for celebrating the National Day is to prevent the holding of marches and gatherings, to prevent passengers from exceeding more than three people in one vehicle, and to ensure the need to implement precautionary measures and preventive measures to prevent Corona virus by wearing medical masks and physical distancing, and celebrating the National Day without endangering their health Coronavirus infection.

He added that the traffic and traffic rules must be fully adhered to, by avoiding standing on the roof of the vehicle, or leaving its windows while it is moving, avoiding performing show movements on the roads, disrupting traffic and traffic, or closing the road to others, and standing in unallocated places.

He pointed out that it is forbidden to supply cars with noise materials or to introduce unauthorized additions to the engine’s body or to appendages that affect visibility, as well as the use of spray types by the driver and passengers, and it is forbidden to cover the vehicle’s windshields with stickers or to put a front “solar”, as prohibitions are subject to accountability and legal violation. Therefore, it must be avoided in order to preserve the security and safety of everyone, to enjoy the happy national festive atmosphere.

The Commander in Chief of Ras Al Khaimah Police, Major General Ali Abdullah bin Alwan Al Nuaimi, raised the highest verses of congratulations and blessings to the shrine of His Highness Sheikh , President of the State and His Highness Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of , and his His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, and His Highness Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, and their brothers, the members of the Supreme Council, Rulers of the Emirates, Crown Prince, and all citizens and residents of the UAE On the occasion of the celebrations of the 49th National Day of the United Arab Emirates, may God return him to the leadership and the people of Yemen and the goodness and blessings.

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