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Road accident in Saudi Arabia kills 15, injures 60
Riyadh - The ministry says 17 people are killed in road accidents each day in Saudi Arabia.
A Saudi Red Crescent spokesman says a road accident involving a bus and a truck killed 15 people and left 60 injured on the first day of Ramadan.
Abdullah Al Moreibedh, the spokesperson for the Red Crescent in the Riyadh region, says the accident took place on the road between the capital, Riyadh, and Al Qassim on Monday evening. The crash also set off a fire on the bus.
He says two helicopter ambulances took part in the evacuation of the injured, five of whom are in critical condition.
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Al Moreibedh didn't say what caused the accident nor give the nationalities of the victims.
The Saudi Health Ministry says traffic accidents are the leading cause of death among young people in the Kingdom. The ministry says 17 people are killed in road accidents each day in Saudi Arabia.
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