UAE | Traffic and Transport
Six cars, including police patrol, crash on Airport road
An accident involving a police patrol car and at least five other vehicles nearly stopped the traffic on the Airport road around 8.30 pm on Tuesday.
Abu Dhabi: An accident involving a police patrol car and at least five other vehicles nearly stopped the traffic on the Airport road around 8.30 pm on Tuesday.
A stretch of the Airport road got heavily clogged following the accident.
"The accident was not a major one, but several cars were involved because it happened during the rush hour," a police official confirmed.
No serious injuries or damage has been reported.
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