Bus drivers, labourers, delivery riders, truck drivers, in Dubai to get free Iftar meals

As part of the Roads and Transport Authority's (RTA) Ramadan initiative, low-income citizens, laborers, delivery riders, truck drivers, and bus drivers in Dubai will receive free Iftar meals at strategic sites.This endeavor is a component of a wider program that consists of 20 different community events and engaging humanitarian endeavors.

These events will take place at strategic sites like RTA's main office, train terminals, and ports for maritime transportation. The "Meals on Wheels" program, which will start in the second week of Ramadan, and the "Iftar Saem" project, which was started in partnership with the Beit Al Khair Society, are two noteworthy initiatives. The latter will assist abra commuters, labor accommodations workers, and drivers of buses, delivery trucks, and other vehicles.

RTA will also start the "Ramadan Rations" campaign on Zayed Humanitarian Workday, which is celebrated annually on the 19th of Ramadan in honor of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founding father of the United Arab Emirates. This program will distribute Nol cards to low-income families, giving them access to necessary food supplies.

In order to promote happiness and a healthy work environment among its employees, RTA has organized fifteen events. These include departmental Iftars at Winter Camp, group Iftars for engineers and field workers, and assistance for low-income staff members through the "Meals on Wheels" program and Ramadan Rations vouchers.