Dubai police discounts on new services that can be obtained using modern technology.
As part of the second phase of the provision of its services via the Internet, the Dubai police on Wednesday announced the launch of another 13 services in addition to the five services introduced last year.
Citizens can now get 18 Dubai police services using modern technology, including through the police app. If you want to order public services as before, then you will have to pay an additional 100 dirhams for each service.
This step is part of the Dubai police plan to reduce police visits by 80 percent by the end of 2018.
Representatives of the Dubai police say they are using five tools to provide 18 services, including: E.gate, a phone app, bank, terminal and iPad.
The 13 services that citizens can use right now include: obtaining work permits at night, certificates of loss of property, certificates for presenting a claim at the place of residence, certificates of no criminal record, payment of road fines, issuing an electronic protocol of the incident, home security schemes , a certificate of a fine for violation of traffic rules, a request for a list of fines for violation of traffic rules, a request for a copy of a protocol on violation of traffic rules, a replacement for a driver’s license, a protocol for a small accident, also citizens Oguta report suspicious services on the Internet.
Dr. Abdul Kudus, Assistant Chief of Police of Dubai, explained that in the first phase, the provision of 5 services in the stations was suspended. According to him, within six months after the adoption of this measure, 84% of citizens began to use various smart channels without visiting police stations. Those who cannot use the new services are usually people with disabilities, older people or representatives of certain professions. He added that the police will work to ensure that everyone can receive services via the Internet.
Dubai police plan to introduce up to 40 smart services by the end of the year, and stop providing up to 49% of the services in the department.
