Video: Dubai Police honour staff for spreading smile at work place - GulfToday

Video: Dubai Police honour staff for spreading smile at work place

  • 25 Jul 2019
Police-Smile

Mahmoud Mohammed Al Shaabi greets visitors at the gate of Dubai Police Headquarters.

The Dubai Police General Command has honoured one of its officers for spreading positive ambience at the work place.

The Dubai Police’s Happiness and Positivity Council said Mahmoud Mohammed Al Shaabi received every staff and visitors at the gates of Dubai Police Headquarters with a smile.

The staff at the headquarters requested the council to recognize Al Shaabi for his positivity.

Visitors say Al Shaabi’s behaviour delighted them every morning.

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