AMMAN —
Four people were killed and 61 were injured in
17 traffic collisions across the country during the Eid Al-Adha holiday,
according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra, citing the Public Security
Directorate (PSD). All of them involved drivers’ non-compliance with traffic
rules, PSD said.
Several
speed violations were registered during the Eid, said the PSD, including those
of two drivers caught driving at a speed of 212km/h and 183km/h on Airport
Road.
A
driver’s failure to follow traffic safety precautions killed a mother and her
child, who were run over in the Sahab district, PSD said.
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AMMAN —
Four people were killed and 61 were injured in
17 traffic collisions across the country during the
Eid Al-Adha holiday,
according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra, citing the Public Security
Directorate (PSD). All of them involved drivers’ non-compliance with traffic
rules, PSD said.
Several
speed violations were registered during the Eid, said the PSD, including those
of two drivers caught driving at a speed of 212km/h and 183km/h on Airport
Road.
A
driver’s failure to follow traffic safety precautions killed a mother and her
child, who were run over in the Sahab district, PSD said.
Read more National news
Jordan News
