Dubai Police Nab 'Rich Beggar' Driving Luxury Cars After Earning Thousands During Ramadan

Dubai Police have intensified their efforts to combat begging in the emirate, leading to the arrest of over 26 individuals from different nationalities. Among those apprehended was a notorious 'rich beggar' who was discovered driving luxury cars and reportedly earned thousands of dirhams during the holy month of Ramadan. This crackdown is part of a broader initiative by authorities to eliminate begging, which has been perceived as a growing issue in the city. The police revealed that many of those engaging in begging had been found to possess significant wealth, raising concerns about the authenticity of their claims of financial distress. The measures taken by law enforcement highlight the UAE's commitment to maintaining public order and dignity, especially during a time when many are focused on charitable giving. As Dubai continues to attract tourists and residents, the authorities aim to ensure that the city remains a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.
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