Horrific video of a truck crushing several cars in Saudi Arabia

Two people were killed and two others were injured in a horrific traffic accident in the Mahayel Asir Governorate in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, today, Monday, caused by the driver of a huge truck loaded with barrels, after he lost control of it at a red traffic light in the Al-Dhars neighborhood, which led to a violent collision with several vehicles that were parked at The traffic light flipped over and barrels were strewn across the road.

The newspaper, "Okaz", quoted the spokesman for the Saudi Red Crescent Authority in the Asir region, Ahmed Al-Ma'i, as saying that the ambulance teams began this morning, Monday, a horrific traffic accident in the Mahayel Asir Governorate, which was the collision of a speeding truck loaded with barrels, with several vehicles that were parked in front of the molar signal as a result of the inability to Its commander was able to control its leadership, and 3 ambulance teams were directed to the site, and upon their arrival it became clear that there were two deaths, one serious and one moderate, and an ambulance service was provided to the two injured cases, and they were transferred to Mahayel General Hospital for appropriate treatment.

For its part, the Asir Traffic Department announced that it had started procedures for inference in the truck accident in the Mahayel Asir Governorate, which resulted in the collision of a number of vehicles and the death of two people and the injury of others, and it became clear from the initial examination that the cause of the accident was a malfunction in the vehicle's brakes, and the accident procedures are being completed and referred. to the competent authority.

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Surveillance camera documenting a truck crushing vehicles in Mahayel Asir

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