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Nepalis feared dead in Abu Dhabi accident



KATHMANDU: Six people died in an accident in Abu Dhabi on Thursday.

A collision between a bus and lorry happened on the Dubai-bound Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Street, opposite Al Raha Beach, at around 6: 30 am local time, The National Reported.

According to Nepali Ambassador to UAE Krishna Prasad Dhakal, out of 24 people in the minibus, 18 are reported to be Nepalis.

“I with our embassy team visited Mafraq Hospital and met with the injured. The embassy team is in touch with the company. Further details will be shared as soon as we receive from the company,” he said.

Publish Date : 16 January 2020 19:54 PM

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