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The Prime Minister extends appreciation to traffic police for their efforts and shares Eid al-Fitr greetings with them.

Prime Minister Acknowledges Traffic Police Efforts in Aden

In a recent visit to the temporary capital of Aden, Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak expressed his appreciation for the dedicated efforts of the traffic police. He highlighted their crucial role in managing traffic flow and ensuring safety on the streets, especially during the busy Eid holiday. The Prime Minister’s visit underscored the importance of maintaining order and addressing violations that could lead to accidents.

Celebrating Eid with Traffic Officers

During his field visit on Monday, Prime Minister bin Mubarak exchanged Eid al-Fitr greetings with on-duty traffic officers. He thanked them for their commitment and hard work in serving the public and enforcing the law. His acknowledgment of their efforts came at a time when traffic congestion peaks, emphasizing the need for vigilance and professionalism.

Emphasizing Professionalism and Respect

Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak urged traffic police officers to maintain a professional demeanor when interacting with citizens. He stressed the importance of mutual respect, stating that all individuals, including officials, should honor public service personnel. The Prime Minister assured that the government would not tolerate any violations or assaults against traffic officers, reinforcing the need for legal action in such cases.

Traffic Officers Respond with Gratitude

In response, traffic officers expressed their gratitude to the Prime Minister for his support during these challenging times. They noted improvements in traffic management and the overall flow of vehicles in recent weeks. The officers remain committed to their duties, ensuring that public safety remains a top priority.

Conclusion

The Prime Minister’s visit to the traffic police in Aden highlights the government’s commitment to public safety and effective law enforcement. As the city navigates the challenges of increased holiday traffic, the collaboration between citizens and law enforcement will be essential in maintaining order and safety on the roads.

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