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Oman road crashes killed 70 in January
MUSCAT - Traffic accidents claimed the lives of as many as 70 people in Oman in January, according to new statistics released by the Royal Oman Police (ROP). A further 956 were injured.
The highest number of fatalities — 12 — was reported from the Northern Batinah governorate, followed by Northern Sharqiyah (10) and Dhofar and Southern Batinah (9 each).
The worst accident occurred in the wilayat of Ibra, Northern Sharqiyah — a head-on collision between two vehicles that killed four people.
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