Two killed, three injured in Haima road accident
The Emergency Department at Haima Hospital received five patients after a traffic accident on Tuesday.
According to the General Directorate of Health Services, two persons were pronounced dead at the site, one person was admitted in critical condition and two others sustained moderate injuries. Medical staff responded swiftly to assess and treat the incoming patients.
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