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Three-car collision on Shaikh Zayed Road triggers massive traffic jam
A three-car collision near the seventh interchange on Shaikh Zayed Road towards Abu Dhabi has triggered massive traffic jam on Tuesday.
- By Alia Al Theeb, Staff Reporter
- Published: 13:56 January 14, 2009
- Image Credit: Alia Al Theeb/Gulf News
- Two people suffered major injuries in an accident that took place on Shaikh Zayed Road on Wednesday.
Dubai: A three-car collision near the seventh interchange on Shaikh Zayed Road towards Abu Dhabi has triggered massive traffic jam on Wednesday.
Two people suffered major injuries in the accident, which took place around 12.30pm. The injured have been taken to hospital and police have cleared the road.
Motorists on the opposite direction slowed down or stopped to watch the accident, sparking traffic bottlenecks on the opposite side of the road.
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