Four Indian nationals killed in Fujairah road crash; 13-year-old boy from Gujarat among victims

A 13-year-old boy from Gujarat was among four Indian nationals killed in a crash on Sheikh Khalifa Road, Fujairah, on November 12.

By SafarSamachar Desk14 Nov 2026, 4:17 pm IST

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Illustration: SafarSamachar Pix Desk, created with AI assistance. Not a photograph of the event.

Key facts at a glance

1The family is from Gujarat and were visiting the UAE when the accident occurred
2The boy's parents, sibling and a Pakistani driver were injured in the crash
3Three Indian victims were identified in the first collision: two Kerala-origin twins and their nephew
4A truck driver is being detained and investigated for his role in the crashes

Four Indian nationals were killed when a vehicle crashed on Sheikh Khalifa Road in Fujairah on November 12. Among them was a 13-year-old boy from Gujarat who was traveling with his parents and sibling.

The boy's parents, sibling and a Pakistani driver sustained injuries. In the first collision, authorities identified three Indian victims: two Kerala-origin twins and their nephew.

A second collision occurred shortly after the first in the same area. The Indian Consulate visited injured families and offered assistance.

Hundreds attended the funeral of the three Indian victims in Fujairah. One of the deceased's fathers runs a cafeteria in the city.

The UAE has ordered an investigation into the crashes, detaining a truck driver for questioning. Authorities urged drivers to follow speed limits and maintain safe distances.

Seven Indians were reported injured in the incidents on Sheikh Khalifa Road in Fujairah on November 12.

What this means for Indian travellers

A tragic crash on November 12 killed four Indian nationals, including a 13-year-old boy from Gujarat, prompting investigations into driver conduct in Fujairah.

Sources

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