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Fujairah accident: Funeral of fourth Indian victim, 13-year-old boy visiting from Gujarat, to be held in UAE

Fujairah accident: Funeral of fourth Indian victim, 13-year-old boy visiting from Gujarat, to be held in UAE

Fujairah: A 13-year-old boy from Gujarat, who was killed in a road accident in Fujairah, will be laid to rest in the UAE today (Sunday, November 15, 2026), while his parents and elder sister remain hospitalised, unaware of his death.

Aatif Mohmmed Imran Mansur is the fourth Indian victim of the tragedy to find his final resting place in the country.

As reported by Gulf News, he was identified as the fourth Indian victim on Saturday.

Earlier on Sunday, social workers supporting the families told Gulf News that the boy's name was confirmed from a copy of his passport, provided by relatives who have travelled to the UAE.

Aatif's family was visiting the country and was on its way to Fujairah International Airport for the flight home to India when the tragedy struck.

His parents, his elder sister and the Pakistani driver of their car are being treated in hospital.

Parents, sister unaware

According to the relatives, the family arrived in the UAE on November 6 and was returning after a happy trip.

His father Imran Ayyub Mansoor Ayyub Ibrahim Mansur, mother Sabina Mohmed Imran Mansur and 15 year-old sister Sarmin Imran Mansur remain unaware of his death and funeral.

The relatives have decided to proceed with the funeral without waiting for his parents and sister because of their current…

In brief

Fujairah: A 13-year-old boy from Gujarat, who was killed in a road accident in Fujairah, will be laid to rest in the UAE today (Sunday, November 15, 2026), while his parents and elder sister remain hospitalised, unaware of his death. His father Imran Ayyub Mansoor Ayyub Ibrahim Mansur, mother Sabina Mohmed Imran Mansur and 15 year-old sister Sarmin Imran Mansur remain unaware of his death and funeral.

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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