Three members of Malayali family from Malappuram killed in UAE road accident
Police said the crash killed the twins and their 3-year-old nephew as investigators examine the cause and urge drivers to keep safe distances.
- On Wednesday, three members of a Malayali family from Malappuram died in a road accident in Fujairah shortly after midnight on Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street, the main entry route to the emirate.
- A multi-vehicle collision involving a truck occurred when the family's car rammed into its rear at the emirate's entrance, according to the Fujairah Police General Command.
- Victims were identified as Muhammed Asmil , his twin sister Misna Jubin , and their three-year-old nephew, Muhammed Fayiz, children and grandchild of resident Siddique.
- Police, ambulance, and Civil Defence teams rushed to the scene providing first aid and regulating traffic, while authorities launched an investigation into the collision's cause and circumstances.
- The Fujairah Police General Command urged motorists to follow traffic rules, adhere to speed limits, and maintain safe distances between vehicles to prevent future accidents.
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