ALKHOBAR, 5 November 2005 — An Indian expatriate died in an accident on Khobar-Dhahran highway. Muhammad Khader Ali, 39, died on the spot when the Toyota Echo he was driving was hit by a Ford Crown Victoria. Ali, an MBA, was employed as a marketing executive by Nova — Power Horse’s mineral water bottling company — in Dammam. He is survived by his wife and two sons, aged 9 and 5, who were living with him in Alkhobar. Ali was buried in the Subaikha graveyard in Alkhobar Tuesday evening. The driver of the other car, also an Indian, is in jail pending the settlement of the case.
