UAE | Traffic and Transport
Three die in separate road accidents
Three people were killed and three others sustained injuries in separate road accidents on Dubai roads in the last two days, police said.
- By Alia Al Theeb, Staff Reporter
- Published: 00:36 March 5, 2008
Dubai: Three people were killed and three others sustained injuries in separate road accidents on Dubai roads in the last two days, police said.
A five-year-old girl was run over at cargo village on Sunday. Police said the girl was killed on the spot. Police is investigating the accident.
A man was also killed when a pick-up turned over in Al Mizhar area on Sunday.
Two people also sustained minor injuries in a collision on Emirates Road near Dock Roundabout on Sunday.
A young Emirati man was killed on Monday night in a turn over accident on Al Khail Road. Police said the 20-year-old man identified as A.A. was heading back home from work when he hit the barriers on the road and turned over.
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