Five school students have been treated for minor injuries following a multi-vehicle crash in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
The minivan transporting the students was one of seven vehicles involved in the crash at 9:35 am on Al Maqta Bridge.
Lack of distance between vehicles was cited as the reason behind the crash.
أدى #حادث_تصادم وقع بين 7 مركبات وحافلة تقل طالبات في نحو الساعة التاسعة و35 دقيقة صباحاً بعد #جسر_المقطع، باتجاه...
Posted by Abu Dhabi Police on Wednesday, September 25, 2019
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