In the serene embrace of Ramadan, a time for reflection and charity, Ajman’s streets witnessed a crackdown on the act of begging. Authorities, keen on preserving the sanctity of the holy month, took a firm stance against those who sought alms through illicit means.
Within the initial week of Ramadan, the diligent efforts of the law enforcement led to the apprehension of 45 beggars. This decisive action forms a part of the annual campaign meticulously designed to combat the menace of begging within the emirate’s borders.
Pooling resources and cooperation from citizens, residents, and various institutions, Ajman embarked on a mission to curtail the prevalence of begging. To bolster their endeavors, security presence surged as specialized search teams meticulously monitored and trailed suspected beggars. Vigilance tightened around key locations frequented by beggars, encompassing bustling commercial markets, tranquil residential neighborhoods, revered mosques, and financial institutions.
Ajman, a beacon of compassion, hosts numerous charitable associations dedicated to aiding the impoverished, infirm, and destitute. With a robust support system in place, individuals in genuine need are urged to refrain from resorting to begging to evade the repercussions of law. Instead, avenues abound for those seeking assistance, with a plethora of institutions, associations, and charitable bodies offering guidance to both donors and recipients alike.
Furthermore, a dedicated helpline, 067034309, stands as a beacon of hope for those witnessing instances of begging, providing a direct conduit to law enforcement authorities.
In the spirit of Ramadan, Ajman reaffirms its commitment to fostering a community where compassion thrives, urging its denizens to channel their generosity through legitimate channels, ensuring that the blessings of charity reach those truly in need.
