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Indian wins $1 million at Dubai Duty Free raffle
Dubai - A Grade 12 student in Abu Dhabi won a BMW X6 M50i.
Suraj Aneed, winner of the previous Millennium Millionaire, receives a ceremonial cheque from Dubai Duty Free officials. - Supplied photo
An Indian expat based in the UAE is the latest winner of $1 million in the Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire and Finest Surprise promotions draw.
Sarath Kunnummal became a dollar millionaire with his ticket number 4275 in Millennium Millionaire Series 351, which he purchased online on February 2.
Following the draw, a presentation was made to the previous Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire.
Suraj Aneed, a 35-year-old Indian national based in Abu Dhabi, who won the promotion last time, attended the presentation.
In the finest surprise draw, Rhea Roopesh, a 17-year-old Indian national based in Abu Dhabi won a BMW X6 M50i. He is a Grade 12 student studying at Abu Dhabi Indian School.
Erwin Speiser, a 53-year-old Austrian national based in Neidling in Lower Austria, won a BMW F 900 XR (Racing Red) motorbike; while Sanyo Thomas, a 40-year-old Indian national based in Abu Dhabi, won an Aprilia Tuono Factory (Atomico Racer) motorbike.
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