Uppinangdy man finally wins compensation for accident in Dubai

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June 12, 2012

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Dubai, June 12: Abdul Rahman Kemmara, a 29 year old youth from Uppinangadi, working in Dubai, finally received the claim of AED 160,000 as compensation for an accident.

On 29th of May 2011, Abdul Rehman was walking through the streets of Deira near Murshid bazaar when suddenly a piece of concrete slab fell upon his head from an old un-maintained building. He was seriously injured and was rushed to Rashid Hospital in an unconscious condition, operated and kept in ICU for three days. On getting discharged from the hospital, Mr. Abdul Rehman was instructed by the doctors to take complete bed rest for 3 months.

Though case had been registered at Naif police station, but the expected action against the real estate company on claiming insurance was not found.

Later Mr. Rehman contacted EIFF for help and after scrutinizing the entire case thoroughly, EIFF initiated to help him with the effort of dedicated volunteers and a well-known lawyer.

The efforts came into practical shape when finally the EIFF team succeeded to negotiate with the insurance company in releasing the amount of AED160, 000 as a compensation which was highly appreciated by Mr. Abdul Rehman, his family and the community.

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