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Dubai Police asks residents, visitors to keep belongings safe on beaches
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Dubai Police asks residents, visitors to keep belongings safe on beaches

From Khaleej Times · () English

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  • Dubai Police advised residents and visitors to secure their belongings on beaches.
  • The campaign encourages beachgoers to avoid leaving personal items unattended and to store valuables in safe places.
  • Motorists are reminded to lock vehicles, and the public is urged to report suspicious activity.

Dubai Police is urging residents and visitors to take precautions to protect their personal belongings while enjoying the emirate's beaches. This initiative aims to enhance public awareness and ensure a safe summer season.

The police authority specifically advised beachgoers against leaving personal items unattended. They recommended storing mobile phones, wallets, jewelry, and cash in secure locations. For those heading to the beach, the advice includes leaving unnecessary valuables at home altogether.

In addition to beach safety, the advisory extends to motorists. Drivers are reminded to ensure their vehicles are properly locked and all windows are closed, even for short periods. The police emphasize that these simple measures can help prevent theft.

The public is also encouraged to promptly report any suspicious or unlawful activities they witness. This can be done through the "Police Eye" feature on the Dubai Police smart app or by calling 901.

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Originally published by Khaleej Times. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.