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The 6th edition of Safe Spring Camp, organised by the Ministry of Interior (MoI) Community Policing Department at the Sealine and Al-Ghariyah coastal areas, has concluded successfully.
Conducted from February 25-27 and March 3-5 under the topic ‘Awareness, education and prevention,’ saw the participation of 32 entities.
Brigadier Nasser Jaber al-Noaimi, director of Capital Security Department, said the camp attracted a great turnout of visitors.
Colonel Dr Ahmed Zayid al-Mohannadi, director of the Community Policing Department, said that many families participated in various awareness efforts.
The camp featured a collection of various interactive activities that helped to raise public awareness on traffic safety, health and safety at work, home and the road and how to handle risks and dangers.
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