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Two UAE women honoured for bringing food, cold drinks to workers in summer heat
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Two UAE women honoured for bringing food, cold drinks to workers in summer heat

From Khaleej Times · () English

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News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Two women in the UAE were honored by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation for providing food and cold drinks to outdoor workers during the summer heat.
  • Their initiative was recognized as a simple act of kindness that brought relief and joy.
  • The gesture is highlighted as an example of the UAE's culture of giving and compassion.

The UAE's Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has recognized two women for their compassionate gesture of providing food and cold refreshments to workers enduring the intense summer heat. This act of kindness was lauded for bringing relief and joy to those working outdoors through the hottest months.

Dalal Alshehhi, Assistant Undersecretary for Labour Protection at the Ministry, honored the women, acknowledging their contribution. Their initiative is presented as a reflection of the UAE's deeply ingrained culture of generosity, empathy, and solidarity. The ministry's recognition underscores the significance of community involvement in supporting laborers and fostering an environment where kindness and appreciation extend beyond the workplace.

I made a small gesture towards the workers, a simple act of kindness, and honestly, seeing how happy they were, and how much joy it brought them, made me want to do more. We should always leave a positive impact so that people remember us for the good we do.

โ€” One of the honoreesExplaining her motivation for helping the workers.

One of the honorees shared her motivation, stating, "I made a small gesture towards the workers, a simple act of kindness, and honestly, seeing how happy they were, and how much joy it brought them, made me want to do more. We should always leave a positive impact so that people remember us for the good we do." The other honoree described it as a "humanitarian act, you don't expect anything in return. It's all for the sake of Allah and by His grace."

Both women expressed their delight and gratitude for the ministry's recognition. The gesture serves as a powerful reminder of how small acts can create a significant positive impact, embodying the UAE's emphasis on values such as tolerance, respect, generosity, and social responsibility.

This is a humanitarian act, you don't expect anything in return. It's all for the sake of Allah and by His grace.

โ€” The other honoreeDescribing her perspective on the act of kindness.
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Originally published by Khaleej Times. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.