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Born together, gone together: Twins killed in Fujairah crash to be buried with toddler nephew in UAE

Born together, gone together: Twins killed in Fujairah crash to be buried with toddler nephew in UAE

Fujairah: They shared their birthday, their schools, their online college and all their dreams. Now, the Indian expat twins killed in a car-truck crash in Fujairah on Wednesday night will also share a final resting place in the UAE, alongside the toddler nephew they adored.

Mohamed Asmil Siddique and his twin sister, Misna Jubin Siddique, both 21, and their three-year-old nephew, Muhammed Faiz, died in the crash. The family, originally from Kerala, plans to bury all three in the UAE.

“They were born together, and now they will be buried together along with the nephew they loved to take care of,” a relative told Gulf News on Thursday night.

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The trio’s funeral is scheduled to take place at a mosque in Fujairah after the Friday prayer later today.

Homecoming that ended in tragedy

Their elder brother, Ajmal Siddique, told Gulf News that Asmil and Misna had visited their hometown and returned recently.

Siddique and his wife, Arifa, along with their daughter, Farzana, and her three children had come back to the UAE just days before. Farzana, a housewife who lives mostly in Kerala but is also a UAE resident, had joined her parents on their return after Siddique’s medical treatment back home.

In brief

Fujairah: They shared their birthday, their schools, their online college and all their dreams. Mohamed Asmil Siddique and his twin sister, Misna Jubin Siddique, both 21, and their three-year-old nephew, Muhammed Faiz, died in the crash. “They were born together, and now they will be buried together along with the nephew they loved to take care of,” a relative told Gulf News on Thursday night.

This is the opening of the story, shared with credit to Gulf News (UAE). The rest of the report — with every detail — continues on the publisher’s website.

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