Saudi border guards save an Egyptian from drowning

The Border Guard Command in the Eastern Province in Saudi Arabia announced that its teams had rescued an Egyptian resident from drowning on the seashell beach in Khobar in the Kingdom.

The media spokesperson for the leadership, Lt. Col. Omar bin Muhammad Al-Aklabi, stated that “while the search and rescue patrol was carrying out its usual work at the site, it saw a person in a drowning state.”

He said, “Immediately, the members of the patrol rescued him and gave him the necessary first aid,” adding that “the resident was transferred by ambulance to the border guards to the King Fahd Medical Complex in Dhahran, and that he is in good health.”

The media spokesman called on all hikers to take caution and caution, and to follow the maritime safety instructions and instructions written on the indicative signs extending on the beaches, while adhering to swimming in the designated places.

Source: “Previously”

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