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Saudi: Abubakker (38) Dies in Ghastly Road Accident Near Al Hasa

  •   Sun, Jan 27 2008 07:41:48 AM

by P A Hameed - Padubidri [Riyadh]
Daijiworld Media Network

Saudi Arabia, Jan 27: An accident took place near Al Hassa in the eastern province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia today, in which a Mangalorean has died.

Abubakker, aged about 38 died while traveling in a van. The van with around 8-10 people met an accident on Al Hassa Road, which is about 120 kms from Dammam city.

A confirmed report is not yet received. However certain sources claim that Abubakker died in the ghastly accident.

More details on the accident and its aftermath are being verified and known.  

It is reported that Abubakker was traveling to Al Hassa from Dammam for the renewal process of his residence permit (Iqama) along with his sponsor. While returning, he became prey to a tragic mishap. The cause of the accident is not revealed. 
 
People close to Abubakker have confirmed that he is from Uchila-Paniyoor in Udupi District and son of Abdul Rahman and Amina. He is survived by his parents, wife and two daughters, two brothers and sisters.
  

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  • Siddick, Moolur, Udupi

    Tue, Jan 29 2008

    Deeply shockd by the sad news. He is a close relative of mine. May Almighty Allah bless his soul and enter him to Paradise and give the relatives the courage and strength to bear the irreparable loss. Siddick & Family - Abu Dhabi

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  • abdulrahmansulaiman, uchila udupi/riyadh

    Sun, Jan 27 2008

    Really still I am very upset about this news.  He is from my own place.may god grant him eternal rest and let his soul rest in peace & meet with us in Jannah.may god give his respective family courage & strength to bear this huge loss.

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