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Dubai: The Dubai Court of Appeal has found three men guilty of negligence
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According to official records, the 53-year-old Indian worker was walking at a Even with all that tech, banks need a
construction site at Al Ruwayyah area in Dubai, when he fell into a hole from human element
the first floor of a building and sustained severe injuries in his head. The
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Dubai Police summoned the safety and security officer, foreman and the site
supervisor, all Indian, for questioning. A 65-year-old Egyptian engineer was
also summoned.
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The worker was performing his duty as part of the night shift when he wanted
to rest in an under-construction room. However, he didn’t notice the hole in Gang abducts
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Investigators blamed the defendants for not putting a cover on the hole. There dispute
were no warning signs or lights either. Medical reports revealed the Indian
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An Indian worker testified that it was 2.30am when the victim left the
worksite and proceeded to sleep on the first floor. “He was walking and didn’t
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Dubai Public Prosecution charged the three Indian and Egyptian defendants
with accidentally causing injury to the victim. Dubai Court of Misdemeanour How Dubai’s Naif
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However, lawyer Hani Hammouda from Kefah Al Zaabi Advocates,
representing the Egyptian engineer, appealed against the verdict claiming his Dubai Police
client was a consultant engineer and had no authority on the site. “There is no rescue girl, 17, from
criminal responsibility on my client as he is a consultant engineer. The victim prostitution gang
isn’t under the responsibility of my client as the victim works for a
construction company and he isn’t responsible to follow the victim’s work,”
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He said that the construction company warned their workers not to go outside
the worksite but the victim had gone to the room from where he fell. “The
victim walked from the work site to another area despite the warning. He
needed to be with the safety officer during the work hours on the site,”
Hammouda added.

The Dubai Court of Appeal overturned the verdict and cleared the Egyptian
engineer of the charges.

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