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Sharjah fire victims to get free damage certificates without applying

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“Sharjah fire victims to get free damage certificates without applying”

Sharjah: Families affected by house fires in Sharjah will no longer need to apply for official damage certificates or visit government offices, with the Sharjah Civil Defence Authority launching a free digital service that automatically delivers the documents as soon as firefighting operations are completed. Under the new initiative, the damage assessment certificate is issued proactively and sent directly to affected residents by SMS and email, removing the need for applications, additional…

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