司法 · 富查伊拉卡车事故
富查伊拉警方证实卡车事故造成人员死亡,但未公布伤亡人数,并请公众不要传播相关人数
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周四,即11月12日,据报道
- 11月12日(周四)午夜过后不久(阿联酋时间)47
一辆卡车在富查伊拉入口处的谢赫哈利法·本·扎耶德大街上与多辆车相撞。
- 11月12日(周四)凌晨151311
警察、救护车和民防人员进行急救,将伤者送往医院,并封锁现场。
- 11月12日(周四)57
富查伊拉警察总指挥部证实了事故,并称有“一定数量的死亡和受伤”,但未公布任何数字。
- 11月12日(周四)112
警方敦促公众不要传播传言,尤其是有关伤亡人数及其国籍的传言。
- 11月12日(周四)6
阿联酋内政部重申了上述警告,印度驻迪拜总领事馆确认印度籍人士在遇难者之中。
- 11月12日(周四)9
总部位于喀拉拉邦的Onmanorama报道称,三名马拉雅利人(Malayali)遇难。
唯一的数字只是部分数字
首个关于遇难者身份的官方说法来自印度,而非阿联酋。印度驻迪拜总领事馆证实,印度籍人士在遇难者之中,并表示正在协助其家属。该馆未给出人数。6
Onmanorama是一家总部位于印度喀拉拉邦的媒体,报道称三名马拉雅利人(即来自喀拉拉邦的人)在所谓“拖车与汽车相撞”的事故中丧生。这是迄今为止唯一公布的具体死亡人数,对此需谨慎看待。它只涵盖一个群体的遇难者,而非全部死亡人数。没有任何阿联酋官方来源证实此数字。而且,该报道发布之时,警方已请公众不要传播此类数字。9
3据报道喀拉拉邦籍人士遇难,尚未证实 9
2据《海湾时报》报道,富查伊拉两天内发生的事故 3
为何暂不公布人数?
到目前为止,官方说的很少。当官方来源未给出数字时,其他人就会填补空白,而在此处,他们以来自境外的部分数字填补了这一空白。领事馆的声明表明,最敏感的细节,即遇难者的国籍,无法长期保密。这并非对抗,而是一国政府在就本国公民发声。但这意味着警方想要控制的信息已部分公开,而完整的官方情况仍然缺失。
未知
- 官方公布的死亡和受伤人数,以及伤者的伤势严重程度。
- 涉事车辆数量,以及碰撞的原因。
- 大多数遇难者的身份和国籍,以及救治伤者的医院。
后续
- 富查伊拉警方是否公布数字,以及该数字是否与来自喀拉拉邦的部分统计相符。
- 印度领事馆在与家属协作过程中的最新进展。
- 道路是否已全面恢复通行,以及对事故原因的任何初步结论。
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- A truck crash at Fujairah's entrance killed several people, and police still haven't said how many.
- India's consulate in Dubai says Indian nationals are among the dead. And police are asking the public not to share any numbers, or the victims' nationalities, until officials do.
- Nobody official has said how many people died, or what caused the crash.
- Police, ambulance and civil defence crews reached the scene shortly after midnight on Thursday. They gave first aid and took the injured to hospitals, which haven't been named. Security units sealed off the area and held back traffic so rescuers could work.
- It happened on Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street, at the entrance to the emirate of Fujairah. A truck collided with several other vehicles there. Police haven't said how many vehicles were caught up in it, or when the road will fully reopen.
- Police confirmed the crash on Thursday. They said it caused a number of deaths and injuries, but gave no figures. Then they told the public not to circulate rumours, especially about how many died, and the nationalities of the dead and injured.
- Police told people to rely only on official sources, and the UAE Interior Ministry repeated that appeal.
- So hours after the crash, officials have confirmed deaths, released no count, and asked everyone else not to publish one.
- We're staying on this until Fujairah Police release a toll, so subscribe to this channel, and follow the updates at heyday dot news.
- India's consulate general in Dubai has confirmed that Indian nationals are among the dead. It says it's helping their families, and so far it's the only official body to say anything about who the victims were.
- Three people from India's Kerala state were reportedly killed. That's the only specific death figure anyone has put out so far. It covers one group of victims, and no UAE official has confirmed it.
- Even the crash itself is described two ways. Police speak of a truck and a number of vehicles. In Kerala, it's being described as a trailer truck and a car. Until police say how many vehicles were involved, that gap stays open.
- Investigators have opened an inquiry into how the crash happened, and nobody has named a cause.
- Police used their statement to urge drivers to keep a safe stopping distance between vehicles. It's a standard safety appeal, and police haven't tied it to what happened here.
- It's reportedly Fujairah's second crash in two days.
- The deaths are confirmed, and so are Indian nationals among them. The official count isn't. Officials haven't said how many died or were hurt, or how badly the injured are hurt. The cause now sits with investigators.
- Most of the victims haven't been identified publicly, and nobody has named the hospitals treating the injured.
- Until Fujairah Police release a figure, the only number anyone has put out is three dead from Kerala, and that covers only one group of victims.
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