Saudi crown prince honours Pakistani for risking life to rescue citizen

Shawkat Ali Amin saved the life of a Saudi citizen who was about to drown


News Desk/news Desk April 17, 2016
PHOTO: alarabiya

Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Naif has offered a financial reward to a Pakistani for risking his own life to save that of a Saudi citizen.

https://twitter.com/KSA_998/status/721269267484827648

Undeterred by torrential floodwater, Shawkat Ali Amin saved the life of  Al-Qahtani, a Saudi citizen, who was about to drown in Tathleet valley in Asir region.

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Al-Qahtani climbed to the top of his car when the floods besieged him. Shawkat, who was standing nearby, immediately joined the Civil Defense teams to put the life vest around Qahtani’s body and pulled him out to safety.

Responding to the announcement of the reward, Shawkat expressed thanks and appreciation for the noble gesture of the Crown Prince, however, what he did was just an expression of love for Saudi Arabia and its people, he added.



This article originally appeared on Saudi gazette

COMMENTS (4)

Aamir - Toronto | 8 years ago | Reply I'm really proud of you my brother !!!!
Shahab Uddin | 8 years ago | Reply More like the guy who saved hitler from drowning as a kid. Should've let the Saudi drain.
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