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car accident
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Maitha Mohammed bin Udai, CEO of RTA Traffic and Roads Agency, pointed out that the measures adopted have contributed to dropping the number of pedestrian fatalities to the levels that prevailed before 2005, where fatality rate resulting from traffic accidents have dropped as the international rates dropped of 14 death cases for every 100,000 population, i.
RTA develops traffic strategy to keep pace with Dubai development by Khaleej Times (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
Strategy Maitha said traffic accidents and fatalities on Dubai roads was on the higher scale during the period from 1997 to 2005.
Fatality rates on Dubai roads drop considerably by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
In his speech Medvedev stated that in every 20 second one person dies in the traffic accidents in the world.
In every Second 25 People Dies in the Traffic Accidents-Dmitry ... by Cihan News Agency (CNA)
 
 
 
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