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Ten injured in pile-up of six vehicles
RAS AL KHAIMAH - Ten people were on Monday night seriously injured after six vehicles crashed into each other on the Ras Al Khaimah-Dubai Road, near the RAK General Police Headquarters. However, three children aged between three and nine years, travelling in one of the cars, escaped unhurt.
A source from the RAK Traffic and Licensing Police said the accident took place around 9.00pm when the vehicle driven by A.A, a 30-year-old Asian driver, was hit on the side by a vehicle driven by S.H.A., 27, also an Asian, while the former emerged on the main road from the side without paying attention to the traffic.
The source said the collision of the two vehicles sparked off a chain reaction as four other vehicles that were moving in the same lane rammed into each other.
He said that the drivers of the six vehicles and some of the occupants of the cars, including 60-year-old German M.F.S, his 65-year-old wife S.M, S.A.S, 40, Asian, C.M, 33, African, suffered major injuries. They were shifted to Saqr Government Hospital for treatment.
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