Indian nationals among 14 killed in multi-vehicle crash in UAE's Fujairah

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A multi-vehicle collision in the emirate of Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, has left 14 people dead, including several Indian nationals. The crash involved multiple vehicles and drew attention to the scale of the casualties. Details on the exact sequence of events were not provided in the source material. The incident has raised concern among families and officials in India over the victims' well-being and repatriation.

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