The traffic and patrols directorate in the national Capital intensified its patrolling near markets, commercial centres and mosques as the holy month of Ramadan began on Saturday.
Pedestrians have also been reminded to cross the roads at the designated areas and to use the bridges and passageways. Motorists were told to pay attention to pedestrian movement, which tends to increase after the time for Iftar.
The officer also noted that during Ramadan, traffic patrol officers in coordination with Al Ihsan Charitable Society and other volunteers will be giving out free Iftar meals to drivers caught up in traffic jams to end their fast on the roads.
News Source:More police patrolling busy places in Abu Dhabi
