Dubai Police visit road accident victims to boost recovery and safety awareness

Dubai Police officials visited road accident victims at Rashid Hospital on Monday, 3 August, as part of the 'Relieving the Injured' humanitarian initiative. The delegation, led by the General Department of Traffic, met with patients to provide psychological support and monitor their recovery progress following recent traffic incidents across the emirate. Major General Saif Muhair Al Mazrouei, Director of the General Department of Traffic, stated that the initiative aims to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community by supporting those affected by road trauma. During the visit, officers distributed symbolic gifts and spoke with medical staff regarding the rehabilitation requirements of the injured residents. Focus on Road Safety and Recovery The visit serves as a data-gathering exercise for the force to understand the circumstances surrounding specific accidents. By engaging directly with victims, Dubai Police aim to identify recurring factors in high-impact collisions, which informs future patrol deployments and safety awareness campaigns. This direct outreach follows an official directive to enhance social responsibility measures within the traffic department. The 'Relieving the Injured' drive is a recurring program that targets victims currently receiving long-term care at Dubai Health Authority (DHA) facilities. It addresses the emotional and social impact of traffic accidents, which officials say is as critical as the physical recovery process. This…