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Kin of dead in deep sorrow
ABU DHABI - The bodies of three expatriates who died in the traffic accident on Abu Dhabi-Dubai highway on Tuesday were received at the Preventive Medical Centre in Khalifa Hospital here yesterday.
Dr Adnan Saeed Abbas, head of the bodies section at the centre, told Khlaeej Times that one of them was a 50-year-old Sudanese, Abdul Moneam Ahmed Al Taher, an accountant who died before reaching Al Rahba Hospital. The second was Mohammad Silab Khan, 30-year-old Pakistani worker, and the third Waleed Mouneer Qiwan, 25-year-old Syrian man.
Khaleej Times met with Al Taher’s family members. He was on his way to work in Dubai when the accident took place. Al Taher was in a serious condition and succumbed to his injuries before reaching the hospital. Friends and colleagues of the deceased surrounded his grieving family outside the hospital in an indescribable scene of sorrow.
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