“The deceased MMG workers are presently in the morgue of Jubail General Hospital. We are now summoning the friends who know them for proper identification of the bodies," said Supnet in an e-mail to community members.He said another Filipino named Conrado Puno, a piping lead man, was under intensive care at King Abdul Aziz Naval Hospital in Jubail for unspecified injuries. Also confined at the hospital were Indian citizen Afrajodin Khan and the Saudi taxi driver, Fahad Ahmad Shamrani, who suffered a fracture on the right leg and multiple head injuries. Supnet cited witnesses as saying the five MMG workers were on their way back to Jubail Camp 2 at around 8-9 p.m. Tuesday when the taxi carrying them slammed into a trailer.A picture of the accident, apparently taken by rescuers, showed the car to be almost totally wrecked.
Nitong Miyerkules, kinumpirma rin ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) na may tatlo pang OFWs ang nasawi rin sa aksidente ngunit inaalam pa umano nila ang detalye.Sa email na natanggap ng GMANews.TV, sinabing ang nasawing mga OFW ay nagtatrabaho sa Mohammad Al-Mobil Group (MMG), isang oil company na nag-ooperate sa Jubail.Isa pa umanong OFW na kasama ng tatlong nasawi ang inoobserbahan sa King Abdul Aziz Naval Hospital sa Jubail.