Dubai’s Naif Police Station records 95-second response time for critical emergencies
Dubai: Dubai’s Naif Police Station has cut its response time for the most urgent emergency calls to just one minute and 35 seconds, beating its target by more than a minute as the station recorded strong safety and security indicators across one of the city’s busiest districts. The 95-second response time was 70 seconds faster than the station’s target of two minutes and 45 seconds, according to…
Dubai's Naif Police Station has achieved a remarkable 95-second response time for critical emergency calls, surpassing its target of two minutes and 45 seconds by over 70 seconds. Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, Lt Gen Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, commended the station's outstanding performance during an annual inspection, highlighting its strong safety and security indicators across a busy district.
The station recorded impressive performance metrics, including a 99.2% sense of safety among community members, 99.6% security coverage in its jurisdiction, and zero traffic-related fatalities. Al Marri emphasized the importance of maintaining this high level of performance and using smart systems and data to continuously improve response times.
The station's success can be attributed to rapid deployment of patrols and specialized teams, efficient patrol distribution, and proactive measures to address areas with high traffic accident rates. Al Marri affirmed that Dubai Police's commitment to excellence requires sustained effort, ongoing development, and the ability to anticipate challenges and respond efficiently to community needs.
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