Dubai Police urge residents to use only authorised agencies when hiring domestic workers.

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Residents are encouraged to check credentials and safeguard belongings when hiring domestic workers or staff.

Dubai: Dubai Police have urged homeowners to hire temporary domestic workers and hourly staff only through licensed agencies, stressing that the measure is essential to protecting homes, property, and family members while enhancing community safety.

The Crime Prevention Department at the General Department of Criminal Investigation has called on the public to deal exclusively with licensed and accredited agencies when hiring temporary domestic workers or hourly staff.

As part of its ongoing awareness campaign, Dubai Police stressed the importance of verifying the identity of any worker before allowing them to begin work, and cautioned against permitting unknown or unauthorised individuals into homes. Residents were also advised not to leave cash, jewellery, or other valuables in visible areas while temporary staff are present.

“Important documents and valuable items should be kept in secure places to reduce the risk of theft or loss,” the force added.

At the same time, Dubai Police emphasised the importance of supervising children and elderly family members, and advised against leaving them alone with untrusted individuals to ensure their safety and that of the entire household.

The force also urged residents to immediately report any suspicious actions or behaviour by temporary domestic workers or hourly staff.

They noted that home security is a shared responsibility, and that awareness and vigilance play a key role in preventing crime and protecting property.

Dubai Police called on community members to report incidents through the Dubai Police smart app via the “Police Eye” service, or by calling 901 for non-emergency cases, wishing everyone continued safety.

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