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VIDEO: Abu Dhabi Police, residents join the 'Together We Chant for UAE' initiative

  • 17 Apr 2020
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A video grab shows Abu Dhabi Police singing the UAE National anthem on Friday.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

Abu Dhabi Police patrols, residents joined the 'Together We Chant for UAE' initiative launched by the Maitha Bint Ahmed Bin Mubarak Al Nahyan Foundation. The initiative aims to give the opportunity to citizens and residents to express their love by singing the national anthem of the UAE at 9pm.

The initiative supports workers in the first line of defence in the medical and sterilisation programme.

It highlights the unity and social cohesion the UAE has embedded in the society.

This is the second time police and residents have come together in a week to join the “Together We Chant for UAE.”

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