Five killed in Al Ain road crash

Tuesday, 22 August 2023 15:42

By ARN News Staff

Five people were killed in an accident involving two vehicles in Al Ain in the early hours of Tuesday.

Abu Dhabi Police said the accident took place on Sa'a road in Um Ghafah area, resulting in the death of the Emirati youngsters.

The force added that emergency response teams were quick to reach the site and dealt with the incident.

They emphasised the importance of driving with caution and complying with road safety rules.

#أخبارنا | وفاة 5 شباب مواطنين بتصادم مركبتين بمنطقة صاع في العين

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