Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Indian Biker Faces Rs 1 Crore Bill After Dubai Accident
A man named Avinash Sequeira was riding his motorcycle with friends in Dubai when his bike slipped on a curve.
He fell off and hurt his legs and hip very badly.
He had to go to the hospital where doctors did two big surgeries on him.
The hospital bill is very high, almost ₹1 crore, because he didn't have enough insurance.
His family is worried about paying the bill but is thankful for the care he's getting.
Avinash says he wasn't going too fast when the accident happened.
Avinash Sequeira, a 36-year-old Indian expatriate, suffered severe injuries in a motorcycle accident in Dubai.
The accident occurred on Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311) during an early-morning ride with a group.
Sequeira sustained multiple fractures in both legs and his hip, requiring two major surgeries.
The medical bill has reached nearly ₹1 crore (Dh400,000) due to insufficient insurance coverage.
The accident happened when Sequeira's motorcycle skidded on a curve near the Liwan area.
- Who
- Avinash Sequeira, a 36-year-old Indian expatriate and freelance events management professional
- What
- A motorcycle accident resulting in severe injuries and a hefty medical bill
- When
- During an early-morning ride, specific date not mentioned
- Where
- Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311), near the Liwan area in Dubai
- Why
- The motorcycle skidded on a curve, causing the rider to lose control and fall
- Victim's Name
- Avinash Sequeira
- Victim's Age
- 36
- Location of Accident
- Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311), Dubai
- Hospital
- Fakeeh University Hospital
- Estimated Medical Bill
- ₹1 crore (Dh400,000)
- Injuries Sustained
- Multiple fractures in both legs and hip
- Reported Speed
- 50 kmph