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Kuwait: Indian Central School Students Killed in Road Accident

  •   Wed, Mar 24 2010 03:30:30 PM

News: Wilson Saldanha
Daijiworld Media Network - Kuwait (SB)

Kuwait, Mar 24: Two students of standard IX of Indian Central School, Abassiya here were killed in a tragic road accident on Monday night March 22 in Saab area.

The accident took place while these two students were crossing the road in Gulf road near Shaab park. Ayaz Nadeem Ahmed, son of Nadeem Ahmed couple, Pakistani national and Ahnaf Bin Ali Mitul, son of Mohammed Atahar Ali couple, Bangladeshi national were the victims of the tragic accident.

The Indian Central School announced that they have postponed annual day celebration which was to be held on Thursday March 25. The postponed date will be intimated later.
  

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  • NUSKY JAMAL NAZAR, KAYALPATNAM

    Sat, Aug 14 2010

    It is shocking to learn about this tragic incident. Students should be taught and particularly be aware of the serious consequences when they place a wrong / adventurous foot while on the roads particularly in the gulf countries. All motorists should should make their conscience clear whenever driving or else they may become liable to never be able to wash the guilt. May Almighty Allah grant patience to the parents , relatives and friends to bear this great loss and bless these children with the abode of Heaven.Let this be a thought for all children, and to be careful when on the roads.Children should realise the pain that parents undergo when they face such unbearable losses.Schools should keep safety awareness programmes from time to time in order to remind and boost the safety measures and precautions that should be taken by children. Nusky Nazar.

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  • adnan mohanned rafiq, mumbai

    Fri, Jun 04 2010

    i am feeling where sad for this incident may allha give tham havean

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  • TABISH, PAKISTAN

    Fri, Mar 26 2010

    MAY ALLAH ALMIGHTY THEIR SOUL REST IN HEAVEN AMEEN :(

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  • notundesh, Toronto,Canada

    Thu, Mar 25 2010

    We are really sorry reading this tragic news, and pray to almighty for the departed soul of these 2 kids

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  • joviel D'Cruz, Udupi

    Thu, Mar 25 2010

    Very sad indeed. The childrens (particularly students) must take care while crossing the road. They should not be in a impression that, the motorists will wait for them to cross the road. The parents must remind this fact to their childrens, every now and then. May the souls rest in peace and may God give strength to bear the loss of their beloved.

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Thu, Mar 25 2010

    Oh God. Such smart, shining boys had met the tragic trap of death due to road accident. What might be the shock for their parents and their siblings.
    Pray to Almighty to grant strength to bear this loss of pain to the bereaved members of the family. May their soul rest in peace.

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  • Mazhar Ali Palana, India

    Thu, Mar 25 2010

    I am really shocked to heared this incident. I am also father so i understand the pain what there family feel at this time. I advice for there families to take legal action agaianst the killers whose responsible for this accident. So next time the will not kill another human.

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