Car accident in Oman: Kannur’s body will be brought home

Oman: The body of Shamsir, a native of Kannur, who died in a car accident in Haima, Oman, will be brought home. Necessary steps are being taken for this. KMCC Haima President Salim Chazur is taking the necessary steps forward. The news is reported by the media. Shamseer died last Tuesday around 7 pm. The accident happened when he was returning from a visit to Salalah. The accident happened due to burst tire. Five people were injured in the incident.

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Raees, a native of Kannur, and Indu Mageeja, a native of Rajasthan, who were in the vehicle, were admitted to the hospital with injuries. In this, Raees’ shoulder is affected. Indu Mageeja’s head was injured. Samir, a native of Kannur, Najeeb and Swaliha Najeeb, natives of Kozhikode, were discharged from the hospital the other day. They left for Salala two days ago by taking the vehicle of a Pakistani national. On the way back, the first tire of the car got punctured. Later continued the journey with Stepini, but it was this tire box that caused the accident.

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Meanwhile, India’s budget airline IndiGo will start more services to India from Muscat. More services reach the cities of Thiruvananthapuram and Lucknow. News about new services is reported by Oman Airports. There will be two services to Thiruvananthapuram, four to Lucknow and four services each. This number of services will be conducted every week. The service to Thiruvananthapuram will be on Sundays and Mondays. The flight departs from Muscat at 11.35 pm and reaches Thiruvananthapuram at 5 am. The flight to Lucknow departs from Muscat on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.