Pictures: At work during Eid Al Fitr holidays in UAE

Gulf News salutes all the committed workers for whom job comes first

Last updated: June 07, 2019 | 20:39

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A policeman in Sharjah manages the traffic at Buhairah Corniche, even as people offered Eid Al Fitr prayers nearby.

Virendra Saklani/Gulf News

As the UAE celebrated an extended weekend over the Eid Al Fitr holidays, after a month of fasting and instrospection, there were many for whom it was work as usual with their respective professions.

Gulf News Staff Photographers Ahmed Ramzan, Ahmed Kutty, Clint Egbert and Virendra Saklani went around the country, capturing some of those moments as the many care-cavers in their myriads of ways made sure that you and I enjoyed the holidays without a hiccup. We salute all these committed workers for whom job comes first

A lifeguard keeps watch as hundreds gather at the Umm Suqeim public beach to enjoy the second day of Eid holidays in Dubai.

Dr Imen Debbiche, specialist in emergency medicine at Universal hospital in Abu Dhabi, attends to a patient during the Eid Al Fitr holidays.

Naushad Palayi, ambulance driver with Universal hospital in Abu Dhabi.

One of the staff members at work at a petrol station in Dubai during Eid holidays.

Employees at work at the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs office in Dubai airport.

It’s business as usual, even during Eid holidays, for employees at a Civil Defence centre in Khalid Port, Sharjah.

Dubai taxi drivers at work during Eid Al Fitr holidays.

Sharjah Police officers at work near Al Noor Mosque at Buhairah Corniche.

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