Abu Dhabi Police officer honoured for helping families stranded after bus breaks down
An Abu Dhabi Police officer has been honoured after stepping in to help a group of families whose bus broke down while they were travelling to the Ghuwaifat border crossing. First Policeman Ali Abdulhadi Al Hajri was recognised by Major General Ahmed Saif bin Zaitoun Al Muhairi, Commander-in-Chief of Abu Dhabi Police, for his quick response and assistance to the stranded families. Al Hajri…
An Abu Dhabi Police officer, Ali Abdulhadi Al Hajri, has been praised for his quick response and assistance to a group of stranded families who were travelling to the Ghuwaifat border crossing when their bus broke down. Major General Ahmed Saif bin Zaitoun Al Muhairi, the Commander-in-Chief of Abu Dhabi Police, honoured Al Hajri for his prompt action and support to the families, ensuring their safety and comfort during the incident.
The recognition ceremony was attended by Brigadier Nasser Suleiman Al Maskari, the Director of the Central Operations Sector. Al Muhairi commended Al Hajri for his initiative and commitment to helping community members in need, emphasizing that such actions embody the values of solidarity and humanity within UAE society. Al Hajri expressed his pride in receiving the recognition, stating that helping the public is a national and humanitarian duty, and a part of his responsibility as a police officer.
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