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Two persons died and 11 others injured in three road accidents in Doha on Sunday, Arabic daily Arrayah reported yesterday. The two deaths occurred when a Land Cruiser strayed from the Salwa Road and rammed into a workshop. In the accident that happened around 6.30am, the driver of the SUV, which was being driven towards Abu Samra, hit two workers who were in the workshop, killing one of them and grievously injuring the other. The Land Cruiser’s driver was also killed. The nationalities of the deceased and injured were not known. In another accident, four people were injured when two cars collided in Al Mamourah. The accident took place at 8.30pm near the Central market. The injured persons in the two cars were Palestinians and Pakistanis. In a third accident, six persons were injured when their vehicle fell into a pit off the D Ring Road in the Nuaija area. According to Arrayah, the driver lost control of the vehicle, causing it to stray to the right side and end up in a deep pit, excavated for a building’s foundation.
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