UAE | Traffic and Transport
Driver injured in five-vehicle collision
The Dubai Police Rescue team extricatedthe driver of a heavy duty trailer by cutting the cabin of the vehicle after the trailer was involved in an accident with four other trailers on the Emirates Road near Rashidiya area towards Sharjah.
- Gulf News Report
- Published: 00:21 February 4, 2008
- Image Credit: Aziz Shah/Gulf News Reader
- The trailer was involved in an accident with four other trailers on the Emirates Road near Rashidiya on Sunday
Dubai: The Dubai Police Rescue team extricated the driver of a heavy duty trailer by cutting the cabin of the vehicle after the trailer was involved in an accident with four other trailers on the Emirates Road near Rashidiya area towards Sharjah on Sunday morning.
Police said there were no serious injuries.
Police said 25 cars were also involved in a separate accident in Al Khawaneej area on Sunday, but no serious injuries were reported.
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