Three Emirati children and their nanny have died following a horrific crash in Abu Dhabi's Al-Falah area.
According to preliminary investigations, their mother, who is in a critical condition, was driving without a licence.
Officials said she lost control of the vehicle due to speeding and rammed the car into a lamppost.
The children were aged between 11 and 15.
Abu Dhabi police are stressing the risk of driving without a valid licence, and urging motorists to abide by the traffic laws.
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Since the start of the regional crisis, the UAE Ministry of Economy and Tourism has recorded over 560 violations, mainly for unjustified price hikes, issuing 449 warnings and fines exceeding AED 207,000.
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