The victims – all Emiratis – suffered moderate to severe injuries. The Air Wing of the General Department of Security Support at the Ministry of Interior was called in to rush some of the injured to hospital.
On Friday afternoon, Sharjah Police’s operations room received a report of a four-vehicle collision on Emirates Road, near Al Badiya Bridge towards Bridge No. 7. The crash resulted in injuries to drivers and passengers. Police and National Ambulance teams promptly arrived at the scene.
Lieutenant Colonel Abdullah Al Mandhari, head of the Traffic and Patrols Department at Sharjah Police, attributed the accident to excessive speed and distracted driving. These two violations are the primary causes of most traffic accidents, he added.

Lt Col Al Mandhari highlighted the importance of obeying traffic laws and staying focused while driving, noting that adherence to these rules greatly reduces the risk of accidents that can lead to significant loss of life and property.

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Former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy virtually inaugurated the Venu Ambalavattom Housing Scheme organised under the auspices of INCAS Sharjah.

Y.A. Rahim, President of INCAS Sharjah, received the first installment to the housing fund from S.M Jabir, Finance Committee Chairman of Family Assistance Fund.
UAE INCAS general secretary Punnaken Muhammed Ali delivered the chief address.

The Pathanamthitta district committee headed by Sam Varghese gifted an air ticket to a Bihar native to return home.
INCAS or Indian Cultural and Arts Society is a Congress feeder organisation in the UAE involved in various humanitarian activities for the welfare of Indian expatriates living here.

On September 17, INCAS UAE organised a free health check-up in Sharjah to mark Oommen Chandy’s 50 years as legislator. It was inaugurated by his daughter Achu Oommen who is a UAE resident.

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