Dubai Police rescue teams respond to 1,844 missions in first quarter of 2026

Dubai Police have revealed their Search and Rescue teams carried out 1,844 missions in the first quarter of 2026.

During a first quarter review, Colonel Khalid Ibrahim, Director of the Search and Rescue Department, explained that the 1,844 missions included 96 incident responses, 105 transportation tasks, and 8 rescue operations involving vehicles stuck in sand.

Teams also carried out 675 vehicle removals from roads, 288 door-opening cases involving vehicles, homes, and lifts, and 237 event security assignments.

In addition, teams conducted six training scenarios simulating different types of incidents, alongside 31 specialised missions and other operational tasks.

The operations were led by the General Department of Transport and Rescue as part of a comprehensive system focused on strengthening public safety and ensuring swift intervention in urgent situations.

The department believe the results reflect the efficiency and professionalism of field teams in handling a wide range of incidents to reinforce Dubai’s position as one of the safest cities in the world.

Colonel Ibrahim highlighted that Dubai Police places strong emphasis on developing human capabilities through advanced training programmes, including realistic simulations of incidents such as entrapments, traffic accidents, fires, and falls, aimed at enhancing field readiness and improving response to critical situations.

He also reaffirmed that Dubai Police continues to develop its operational system through ongoing investment in personnel and modern technologies, reinforcing its position as a global leader in safety, security, and rescue services.

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