4 Japanese killed in traffic accident in Abu Dhabi

4 Japanese killed in traffic accident in Abu Dhabi

YOKOHAMA, Japan - A spokesman for JGC Corp. answers questions from reporters about a car accident in the United Arab Emirates that killed three of its Japanese employees and another of an affiliate, at the company's headquarters in Yokohama on Aug. 13, 2010. Five people, including the four Japanese, were killed in Abu Dhabi, after the minivan carrying them slammed into a trailer truck on Aug. 11.

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