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Over 300,000 traffic offences by GCC drivers in UAE in 2013

More than 325,000 traffic offences were committed in the UAE by drivers from GCC countries in the first six months of this year, said the traffic coordination department at the Ministry of Interior.

The National staff

July 03, 2013

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More than 325,000 traffic offences were committed in the UAE by drivers from GCC countries in the first six months of this year, said the traffic coordination department at the Ministry of Interior.

Sixty-three crashes were caused by drivers from GCC states, with 14 people killed.

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