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Police station · Al Hawak, Al Hudaydah Governorate, Yemen

Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi

قسم شرطة الشهيد محمد الرازقي

Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi (قسم شرطة الشهيد محمد الرازقي), a police station, is based in Al Hawak, Al Hudaydah Governorate, Yemen. The one other police unit in Al Hawak is Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Yahya an Nashi. The nearest other entry in the atlas is Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Yahya an Nashi, about 630 metres away.

Location

Where it stands

Al Hawak · 2 facilities on this plate

Particulars

Particulars

Type
Police station
Local name
قسم شرطة الشهيد محمد الرازقي
District
Al Hawak
Region
Al Hudaydah Governorate
Country
Yemen
Vicinity

Also in Al Hawak

All of Al Hawak

Questions

Frequently asked

How do I report a crime to Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi?

In an emergency, call the national emergency number. For non-urgent reports, contact Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi.

Which district is Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi in?

Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi is in Al Hawak, Al Hudaydah Governorate, Yemen. Al Hawak has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.

What other police units are in Al Hawak?

The atlas lists 1 other police unit in Al Hawak, linked at the bottom of this page with their addresses.

What is the local name of Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi?

Locally it is known as قسم شرطة الشهيد محمد الرازقي. Use this name when asking for directions or writing to the facility.

How do I find Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi on a map?

Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi is at 14.7874° N, 42.9539° E. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.

Where are people arrested by Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi taken?

Qism Shurtat ash Shahid Muhammad ar Raziqi is a law enforcement agency. People it arrests are normally held briefly in police cells and then taken to the jail or remand prison that serves Al Hawak.

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