Runaway truck crashes into several vehicles in Saudi Arabia’s Abha
Dubai: A parked truck rolled and crashed into several vehicles in Saudi Arabia’s Abha on Sunday after it was not properly secured, traffic authorities said. The General Traffic Department in the Asir Region said officers responded to the accident after the stationary truck began moving on its own and struck a number of vehicles at the scene. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News…
In Abha, Saudi Arabia, a parked truck rolled away and collided with several other vehicles on Sunday, according to traffic authorities. The General Traffic Department in the Asir Region reported that an officer responded to the incident after the stationary truck began moving independently and struck multiple vehicles. The authorities determined the accident was caused by the truck not being properly secured.
While no one was injured in the collision, several vehicles were affected. The traffic department concluded the necessary procedures at the scene and managed the ensuing traffic flow.
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