Sharjah: Two people were injured in a traffic accident on Tuesday morning involving a collision of four vehicles on Emirates Road, caused by failure to maintain a safe distance, Sharjah Police said.
The police operations room received a report around 11am about a pile up involving four vehicles on Emirates Road. Immediately, all relevant police teams and the national ambulance were dispatched to the scene of the report. It was found that a woman sustained moderate injuries, while another individual suffered severe injuries and was subsequently transported to the hospital for necessary treatment.
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He emphasised the crucial role of traffic culture and driver responsibility, highlighting the importance of adhering to traffic laws and regulations as essential for ensuring road safety and protecting lives and property.
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