Abu Dhabi Police to Conduct Training Exercise from October 13 to 15

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Public Advised to Avoid Exercise Locations and Refrain from Taking or Sharing Photos and Videos.

Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police, in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority, will conduct a three-day exercise across the emirate from October 13 to 15 to evaluate operational preparedness and enhance emergency response capabilities.

According to an official public advisory issued by Abu Dhabi Police, the exercise will be organised in coordination with relevant partner organisations to assess readiness and strengthen cooperation among participating authorities.

Officials have advised residents and visitors to remain away from designated exercise locations throughout the operation to avoid interfering with ongoing activities.

Members of the public have also been instructed not to photograph or record the exercise and to refrain from circulating related images or videos on social media and other digital platforms.

Authorities explained that these precautions are intended to protect public safety and ensure the smooth conduct of the exercise.

Abu Dhabi Police regularly organises similar exercises alongside emergency services and security agencies to evaluate field preparedness, improve interagency coordination and strengthen the emirate’s ability to respond effectively to emergencies and other critical situations.

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