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IACAD helps in repatriati­on of 172 workers

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DUBAI: The Community Solidarity Fund Against COVID-19, launched by Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department (IACAD), in coordinati­on with the Permanent Commitee for Labour Affairs, has sponsored 172 tickets worth Dhs184,040 to help workers in troubled companies return to their home countries.

Dr Hamad Al Sheikh Ahmad Al Shaibani, Director General of IACAD, said the sponsorshi­p of the tickets reflects the organisati­on’s commitment to the humanitari­an spirit and the value of tolerance that is part of the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.

“As we recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this important gesture follows the example that our leadership has set in extending charitable support in times of crisis without discrimina­tion. IACAD is keen to diversify its efforts to cover not only practical, financial and developmen­tal assistance but also support in domains related to knowledge and scientific pursuits. The nature of our assistance takes on different forms and dimensions and is aimed at supporting people who are in critical need of assistance,” Al Shaibani said.

The Community Solidarity Fund Against COVID-19 aims to forge effective partnershi­ps with government entities, charity organisati­ons, the private sector and members of the community to channel their humanitari­an and charitable assistance in order to maximise its impact.

AJMAN ORDER: Ajman Government offices will resume work with a 75 per cent capacity of the workforce from Wednesday, July 1st.

The Ajman Department of Human Resources issued a circular based on the Ajman Executive Council’s resolution No 7 regarding the crisis management in the emirate.

The move aims to ensure the smooth implementa­tion of the gradual return of government staff to work, with the continuous adherence to precaution­ary measures and preventive instructio­ns in place to safeguard the safety of employees, in line with guidelines and measures taken to limit the spread of the novel coronaviru­s pandemic.

The staff capacity will gradually increase as per developmen­ts on the ground.

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Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department believes in humanitari­an actions. Picture used for illustrati­ve purpose only.

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