Dh500 fine for illegal parking near Sharjah mosques plus four black points, Sharjah Police says
SHARJAH – Motorists who park illegally near mosques in Sharjah will face fines of up to Dh500 and four black points, Sharjah Police said on Sunday (June 26).
The crackdown on inconsiderate drivers follows an awareness campaign in Sharjah about the dangers of random parking.
“Random parking is seen near mosques, which can endanger the lives of other people on the roads. Especially on Fridays and Taraweeh prayers, such parking can lead to unwanted traffic jams during prayer times,” said Colonel Arif Al Sharif, Deputy Director General of Central operations of Sharjah Police.
Sharjah traffic police, in the past, have been lenient with drivers who park their cars near mosques during prayer time. ICA/Expat Media
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