Family of Raffy Tsakanika calls for Qatari crash evidence release
Rafaelle Tsakanika, 21, from Cambridge, was killed in a two-car crash near Doha in 2019
Raffy Tsakanika, 21, from Cambridge, died after the car she was travelling in was struck from behind by a second vehicle near Doha in March 2019.The BBC has contacted the UK Foreign Office for further comment. Qatari national Mubarak Al Hajri, was sentenced in Qatar to two months in prison over the crash and ordered to pay compensation to Ms Tsakanika's family.
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