Head of Traffic Police inspects discipline levels in Sana'a
Brigadier General Abdullah Al-Aqar and Brigadier General Mohammed Al-Masibi, Deputy Directors of the General Traffic Police, inspected the level of discipline in the General Traffic Department and the Capital Secretariat Traffic Police on the first working day after Eid al-Adha.
Accompanied by the General Director's assistants, they reviewed workflow, adherence to duties, and task execution across various departments.
Al-Aqar and Al-Masibi urged staff to intensify efforts to enhance performance and ensure the delivery of optimal traffic services.
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