MoI celebrates World Civil Defence Day
05 Mar 2021 - 11:09
QNA
The Ministry of Interior, represented by the General Directorate of Civil Defence, celebrated the World Civil Defence Day, that falls on March 1 of each year. The celebration of this event aims to emphasise the efforts of the civil defense personnel in protecting property and lives, strengthening the means of prevention the foundations of public safety and its reflection on the national economy. On this occasion, Director General of the General Directorate of Civil Defence Brigadier General Hamad Othman Al Dehaimi, said that the member states of the International Civil Defence Organisation have been celebrating the World Civil Defense Day on the first of March every year, in appreciation of the great efforts made by the civil defense agencies to maintain security and safety.
March 1, 2021 at 2:11 pm A vehicle rally and press conference held to mark World Civil Defence Day by Gaza’s civil defence teams on 1 March 2021 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor] A vehicle rally and press conference held to mark World Civil Defence Day by Gaza’s civil defence teams on 1 March 2021 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor] A vehicle rally and press conference held to mark World Civil Defence Day by Gaza’s civil defence teams on 1 March 2021 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor] A vehicle rally and press conference held to mark World Civil Defence Day by Gaza’s civil defence teams on 1 March 2021 [Mohammed Asad/Middle East Monitor]
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