Video: Saudi Police deny woman driver behind horrific car crash

(Screengrab via Twitter)
Footage of the incident has gone viral on social media.
Security forces have revealed details regarding a horrific accident that recently took place in Saudi.
According to Arabic sources, a video which has gone viral on social media showing a car that appears to be impaled on rods of a metallic roadside barrier, was driven by a male.
Rumors had been circulated that the driver was a woman, but that is false, as a Tabuk-based Red Crescent spokesperson indicated.
"The operations room received a tip off that a 30-year-old man had an accident in Tabuk area.
"He was transferred to King Khalid hospital and is now in stable condition."
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This comes as women throughout the Kingdom have been applying for and obtaining driver's permits.
A total of 100 permits were issued to women in Tabuk alone, specifically for teachers from a local school.
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