Dubai Police handled over 44,000 public calls during Eid Al Adha, demonstrating remarkable preparation and reactivity (Extended News Article). Of these, 40,808 were directed to the emergency hotline 999, while the remaining inquiries were routed through the non-emergency number 901.
The high volume of calls reflects the city’s bustling holiday activity, as residents and visitors participated in religious events, family gatherings, and travel. The Dubai Police Command and Control Centre ensured round-the-clock operations to maintain safety and rapid response times, with teams on high alert across key areas.
Officials praised the public for using emergency numbers responsibly and urged continued awareness about the difference between emergency (999) and non-urgent (901) situations. The force said most calls were related to traffic, medical emergencies, and safety inquiries, all of which were handled efficiently without disruption.
Brigadier Turki bin Faris, Acting Director of the Command and Control Centre, emphasized that the successful operation during Eid reflects Dubai Police’s preparedness, smart infrastructure, and commitment to community security, even during peak periods. Citizens were also encouraged to use the Dubai Police smart app for faster services.
