Doha: The Ministry of Interior (MOI) has confirmed the completion of all arrangements and measures for Eid Al Fitr to ensure the continued delivery of high-quality public services and the implementation of preventive security and traffic measures. These efforts aim to provide citizens, residents, and visitors with a safe and peaceful environment during the holiday.
According to Qatar News Agency, Head of the National Command Center (NCC), Brig. Ali Mohammed Al Mohannadi, emphasized the center's commitment to enhancing security operations during Eid. This is achieved through active coordination with relevant ministry departments and other state institutions. He stated that the center operates under a comprehensive plan designed to ensure safety and security, while providing a comfortable environment for all. The plan is monitored around the clock through the mechanisms of Central Operations and Technical Affairs, ensuring optimal readiness to address emergencies and secure various events across the country.
Al Mohannadi explained that NCC staff, consisting of officers, non-commissioned officers, personnel, and employees, are qualified and trained to carry out tasks across operational rooms. These include the Emergency Services Room (999), the Emergency Service for the Deaf Branch (992), the Command and Control Room, and the Security and Traffic Surveillance Room. Additionally, external operation rooms and security department operation rooms work in full coordination with the center, ensuring rapid response to incidents within their geographic zones.
The center's plan relies on advanced security systems to manage events effectively, working closely with all departments and state institutions involved in emergency response efforts.
Meanwhile, Director of the Rescue Police Department (Al Fazaa), Col. Sheikh Ali bin Hamad Al-Thani, confirmed that the department provides round-the-clock security services nationwide to maintain safety and public order. He stated that Eid preparations include increasing patrols across the country, particularly on busy roads, near public parks, markets, mosques, and Eid prayer areas. These measures aim to prevent incidents and disturbances.
He also emphasized the importance of patrols for securing public events, coordinating with other departments to fulfill their security tasks. Al-Thani urged pedestrians to exercise caution when crossing streets, carry identification, and not hesitate to request assistance from the Al Fazaa patrols stationed across various roads. He reassured the public of the readiness of patrols to provide security and humanitarian support at any time.
Additionally, Col. Abdullah Mohamed Al Hail, Director of Operations of the General Directorate of Civil Defence, confirmed the department's readiness for Eid through response teams available at all Civil Defense centers. He noted that the department operates round-the-clock shifts and has a fleet of advanced vehicles and equipment capable of handling all reports effectively.
Al Hail highlighted the importance of awareness during Eid, urging the public to follow safety measures. These include switching off electrical appliances during travel, exercising caution while cooking, avoiding electrical overloading, and adhering to all safety instructions issued by the MOI.