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The Community Policing Department and Permanent Committee for Abu Samra Border Post, in association with the Qatar Haj Mission, bade farewell to Haj pilgrims travelling by land.
A number of officers from both the department and the Permanent Committee attended the farewell ceremony, according to a report available on the Ministry of Interior’s (MoI) website.
Colonel Dr Ahmad Zayed al-Mohannadi, director, Community Policing Department, said the department has been working to highlight its humanitarian and social commitment through its participation in events and ceremonies.
Capt Adel Alavi al-Yafie, secretary, Permanent Committee for Abu Samra Border Post, said they were all set to receive pilgrims travelling to perform Haj and working to complete their travel procedures easily. Picture courtesy of MoI
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