Dubai Police Enhances Mobile Services for Enhanced Worker Safety and Convenience
Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Dubai Police has announced significant advancements in its 'On-the-Go' initiative, a groundbreaking service that delivers police support directly at convenient locations. Launched in 2015 in partnership with the ENOC Group, the initiative has expanded to 158 fuel stations across Dubai, marking a considerable increase from the 138 stations it served last year.
The 'On-the-Go' initiative, which is the first of its kind globally, now offers a total of eight services. One of the new additions is a labour complaint submission platform, designed to address specific concerns and issues faced by workers. This digital service allows workers to file individual or group complaints related to unpaid wages, inadequate accommodation, or occupational safety concerns, simplifying the process and making it more efficient for city workers to communicate with police.
Another new service is dedicated to individuals with physical, auditory, or visual impairments. This service enables users to register for priority emergency assistance, ensuring faster ambulance response and tailored support during emergencies. Dubai Police is known for continually developing initiatives to improve service delivery and inclusiveness across all community segments.
Captain Majed bin Saeed Al Kaabi, the head of the initiative, stated that the latest updates are in line with Dubai's vision for smart, inclusive, and people-centric services. The labour complaint submission platform and the service for individuals with disabilities are part of Dubai Police's broader commitment to providing services that cater to the needs of all members of the community.
The expansion of the 'On-the-Go' initiative to 158 fuel stations across Dubai is an example of Dubai Police's commitment to delivering police support directly at convenient locations. The initiative was launched in collaboration with ENOC, ADNOC, and Emarat, and continues to grow in scope and reach.
The 'On-the-Go' initiative primarily facilitates quick minor traffic accident reporting, simplifying the process for drivers to file straightforward accident reports, particularly for minor collisions or unidentified accident reports, making it more efficient for city drivers to communicate with police without the need for on-site investigation in minor cases.
The updates to the 'On-the-Go' initiative demonstrate Dubai Police's commitment to community welfare, social inclusion, and continuous innovation in public service delivery. These advancements further solidify Dubai's position as a global leader in smart city development and inclusive policing.
- By adding a labour complaint submission platform, the 'On-the-Go' initiative aims to foster an environment of safety and fairness for the city's workers, contributing to their education and self-development.
- In line with Dubai's vision for a smart and inclusive city, the 'On-the-Go' initiative will also provide priority emergency assistance for individuals with disabilities, promoting community inclusiveness and general news of progress in technology and collaboration.
- With the expansion of the 'On-the-Go' initiative to 158 fuel stations, innovation in policing and service delivery is made more accessible, ensuring that the community can take advantage of these resources for their education-and-self-development and general news.
