سفينة جلالة الملك حائل تصل قاعدة الملك فيصل البحرية قصة سوداني يقيم سفرة رمضانية يومية في الرياض وفاءً لزوجته المتوفاة الخلع من دعوى قضائية إلى إثبات تطبيقًا لنظام الأحوال الشخصية ضبط 7 وافدين لممارستهم التسول في الرياض عموري يوجه صدمة لـ الهلال قبل مواجهة العين ! إجراءات وشروط استيراد الدراجة النارية أمراء المناطق يرفعون عدة توصيات إلى الملك سلمان وولي العهد ولي العهد يستقبل زعيم تيار الحكمة في العراق القنوات الناقلة لـ مباراة البرتغال ضد سلوفينيا تقدم إيجابي ملحوظ في التنويع الاقتصادي والاستثمارات الكبرى بالسعودية
The Philippine resident Dawood Balindo, told in an exclusive interview with “Almowaten” newspaper, that on Tuesday evening, the fact that the detention of the elderly in the neighborhood of Abragrama, due to heavy rains in Jeddah, prompted him to act quickly, and without thinking about the dangers involved, and he stressed that civil defense officers failed to assist the detained man.
“I left the house at 9 am and the rain was pouring down”, said the 30-year-old. “I saw the man held in the water. I did not stop myself, I left the car I was driving and rushed to save him. Civil defense men were watching me saving him”.
“Without thinking about any consequences, no one helped me, I did everything on my own, and when I took the man out of the water, the rescuers told me that they were waiting for the water to recede to get him out of the middle of the stream,” he said.
Dawood indicated that “The police and civil defense officers said that I risked myself, because the torrent could have washed me away, and they were kept away from the water”.
“I have been living in the Kingdom for a year and two months, coming from Dubai to work in private cars’, he said. He has a family and children in his native Philippines.