Top updates: Five Indians injured due to falling missile debris in Abu Dhabi
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Five Indians were injured due to falling debris from intercepted ballistic missiles in Abu Dhabi, the city’s Media Office said in a social media post.
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They sustained moderate to minor injuries, the media office said.
The authorities in Abu Dhabi had earlier said that they were working to put out two fires caused by falling missile debris in the city’s Khalifa Economic Zones, Al Jazeera reported.
On Thursday, an Indian citizen and a Pakistani citizen were killed in Abu Dhabi after debris from an intercepted Iranian missile fell on a street.
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