Sharjah24: The Child Safety Department initiated a series of visits to popular desert areas in Sharjah during the winter season as part of its comprehensive year-round campaign "Their Safety First." The purpose of these visits is to raise awareness of potential dangers to children during camping trips and the practice of desert sports, and to distribute safety guides to families and the public who frequently visit these areas. The aim of the campaign is to educate families and children about safe practices in various public places.
Hanadi Al Yafei, Director of the Child Safety Department, spearheads the campaign visits from February 4th to 11th, with the aim of educating the public on the significance of children's safety and raising awareness about the precautions that can be taken to guarantee their safety and well-being.
The Child Safety Initiative will conduct field visits in various desert areas of Sharjah to educate families and children on the dangers of riding motorcycles in desert areas and at road intersections without proper safety measures, especially in high-traffic areas. The visits will include Rahmaniyah Street, Mahafez camping areas, and Al Badayer sandy paths. In partnership with Sharjah Police, Sharjah Civil Defence, and Prevention and Safety Authority, the team will distribute educational materials and brochures to promote safety and increase awareness.
The Child Safety Department's "Their Safety First" campaign is a comprehensive initiative aimed at promoting safety awareness and accident prevention among families and children in public places. Through regular visits to desert areas, the department is dedicated to providing families and children with safe and enriching experiences while camping and exploring the natural beauty of the desert. The focus of these visits is on raising awareness and providing education, so families and children can make informed decisions and handle emergency risks with confidence, allowing them to enjoy the outdoors with peace of mind.
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