RAK Hospital distributes Iftar meals to Ras Al Khaimah taxi drivers, recognising their dedication and ensuring they feel valued during Ramadan.
DUBAI: RAK Hospital has once again extended its commitment to community welfare by distributing hundreds of Iftar meals to Ras Al Khaimah’s taxi drivers.
In a gesture of appreciation, the hospital ensured that those who spend their days navigating the city’s roads were not left behind in the spirit of Ramadan.
Taxi drivers, often away from their families during Iftar, were welcomed at the hospital premises with warm meals and words of gratitude.
Honouring unsung heroes
The initiative, aimed at recognising the dedication of taxi drivers, saw dozens of them gathering at the hospital to receive their meals. These individuals play a crucial role in the city’s daily life, transporting residents and visitors alike, yet their contributions frequently go unnoticed.
RAK Hospital’s effort sought to bring attention to their hard work and provide them with a moment of comfort during the holy month.
Words of appreciation
Dr Raza Siddiqui, Executive Director of RAK Hospital, highlighted the significance of such acts of kindness, stating, “Ramadan serves as a reminder that even the smallest gestures can make a profound impact. Taxi drivers are the backbone of our city’s movement, and through this initiative, we want to express our gratitude and ensure they feel valued during this sacred time.”
By continuing its tradition of community care, RAK Hospital reinforces the essence of Ramadan, ensuring that generosity and compassion extend beyond its walls and reach those who serve the city tirelessly.