Expat from Udupi killed in Saudi road mishap

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June 19, 2016

imageWUdupi, Jun 19: An Indian expatriate from Udupi district of Karnataka was killed in a road accident in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Saturday.

The deceased has been identified as Muhammad Arifullah (42), son of Mullithot Gafoor Sab, from Basroor in Kundapur taluk.

He had been living in Dammam city of Saudi Arabia for past several years along with his wife and six children.

According to sources, he died on the spot in the accident occurred at around 3 p.m. on Saturday while returning to Dammam from Jubail in his car.

With several years of experience in Saudi Arabia, he was known as a guide for new expatriates from Karnataka in Dammam.

Along with his business, he was an NRI social activist always engaged in humanitarian causes.

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Abdul Rawoof
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Monday, 20 Jun 2016

Innaa Lillaahi Wa Innaa Ilaihi Raajiwoon

Zameer baikadi
 - 
Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

Inna Lilla hi wa inna ilahi rajioon

May Allah bless his soul & Magfira

SYED
 - 
Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

INNA LILLAHI WA INNA ILAIHI RAJIWOON....

Abdul Latif
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Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

\Inna lillahi va inna ilahi rajioon\""

SK
 - 
Sunday, 19 Jun 2016

Inna lillahi wa inna elahi Rajivoon..... Condolences to the Family.....

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