One person ware killed and dozens injured in a traffic accident in Saudi Arabia
The accident resulted in the death of a pedestrian at the scene, as well as multiple injuries to the passengers of the two medium and light vehicles.
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A person died and dozens were injured as a result of a traffic accident in "Yanbu" Governorate, Saudi Arabia, when a car collided with a person who was crossing the road and a bus carrying dozens of residents.
According to Saudi media; The details of the incident go back to a communication received by the Operations Room of the Industrial Security and Safety Department of the Royal Commission in Yanbu, stating that there was a traffic accident.
The accident occurred at the intersection of Prince Abdulaziz bin Majid Road and Prince Abdullah bin Turki Road, as a result of a car with 3 passengers on board colliding with a pedestrian, which led to its swerving and colliding with a bus carrying 38 passengers of different nationalities, which led to its overturning.
Multiple injuries
The accident resulted in the death of a pedestrian at the scene, as well as multiple injuries to the passengers of the two medium and light vehicles.
The emergency medical center of the Royal Commission in Yanbu indicated receiving and aiding 41 cases, sorting them, and providing health care in a record time, noting that 17 residents were admitted and their condition is stable, and 24 residents were discharged after receiving the necessary treatment.
The Yanbu Authority offered its sincere condolences to the family of the deceased, and called on everyone to abide by traffic safety procedures for the safety of all city residents.
20 people died
On March 27, 2023, the Saudi Al-Ekhbariya channel reported that 20 people died and 29 others were injured in a traffic accident in the city of Asir.
Bus accident
On 4-6-2023, three Umrah pilgrims, including two Egyptians, were killed and 40 others were injured, in a traffic accident involving a bus they were traveling in in the Saudi city of Mecca, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that it is following up the conditions of the injured Egyptians in the bus accident that occurred on the Jamoum-Makkah road, which was carrying 50 Egyptian passengers on their way to perform Umrah.
Two Egyptians
The Assistant Foreign Minister for Consular Affairs and Egyptians Abroad, Ismail Khairat, stated that preliminary information indicates that the accident resulted in the injury of 40 pilgrims, and the death of three, including two Egyptians.
