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Hove victim of Pyecombe crash is named

Posted On 19 Dec 2010 at 9:15 pm

By : Frank le Duc

The Hove man who died in a car crash last Wednesday has been named as Gino Mubarek.

Mr Mubarek, 58, from Kingsway, Hove, died after his Ford Fiesta left the road and hit a road sign.

The accident happened at about 10.15pm last Wednesday (15 December) in Clayton Hill, Pyecombe.

No other vehicle was involved and Sussex Police urged any witnesses to call 0845 6070999.

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NABIL MUBARAK 9 November 2014 at 7.06am Reply

THE DECEASED WAS MY OLDER BROTHER ,KINDLY FURNISH ME WITH ANY FURTHER DETAILS ,GOD BLESS YOU.

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