In a recent notification, the Sharjah Police cancelled all penalties for violations made during the storm. This comes at the same time as the cancelation of parking charges. Massive devastation caused by extreme weather necessitates the introduction of new regulations adapted to the circumstances of the situation.
In the United Arab Emirates, the 16th of April had the greatest rainfall in 75 years. Two waves of unpredictable weather and the persistence of “low surface pressure” caused widespread destruction.
Heavy rains caused floods and waterlogged roadways, causing plenty of drivers around the Emirates to experience car damage. Many cars have broken down in the United Arab Emirates, and technicians and garage owners are struggling to keep up with the demand.
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There were hundreds of people who had to leave their cars on the side of the road as the severe weather kept coming. Because the roadways were underwater, drivers had to wade through the muddy water to get to safety as the floodwaters rise.
Cancellation of Traffic Violations
“All fines for traffic violations committed by motorists during the recent record rains will be waived in Sharjah”, police have announced.
According to the authority, the decision to cancel all traffic fines generated during this period, indicates the force’s determination to protect society in the face of these unprecedented weather situations.
No parking fines
The Sharjah City Government verified that there were no parking fines throughout the record-breaking thunderstorms.
There will be no parking fees till Thursday, according to a declaration, because to the severe weather in several parts of Sharjah.
In a recent notification, the Sharjah Police cancelled all penalties for violations made during the storm. This comes at the same time as the cancelation of parking charges.
Destruction certificates
Al Shamsi highlighted the availability of destruction certificates for cars damaged by weather through the “Sharjah Police Smart App” and their website, aiming to support efforts and ease burdens during these exceptional circumstances. The Sharjah Police Department is the official place to get these certifications.
“Vehicle destruction certificates are now available at no cost for all individuals affected by weather related damage in Sharjah”, Brigadier Saif Al Zari Al Shamsi, Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police, has announced.
He added that Sharjah Police prioritizes citizen, resident, and tourist safety. They follow the wise leadership and work with everyone involved to accomplish their national, social, and economic commitments. Their crisis management plan promotes maximum preparation, thus this commitment is crucial.
