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Police officer gives his shoes to Haj pilgrim: watch video

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August 11, 2018

Al Bayan, Aug 11: A Saudi police officer, decided to give his shoes to an old pilgrim, after she lost hers, according to a video that went viral on social media.

According to a report in Al Bayan, the officer, who was seen in the video giving his shoes to the woman, had found that she had lost one shoe and was trying to cover her foot with a piece of paper to avoid walking on the scorching hot floor.

On witnessing her struggle, the officer gave the pilgrim his shoes for her to continue performing the Haj pilgrimage. Many social media users have appreciated the officer's benevolent act.

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MR
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Sunday, 12 Aug 2018

An extrodinary example of humanity at it's best. May Allah (S.W.T)  bless the officer and his family manyfold

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March 23,2020

Dubai, Mar 23: All inbound, outbound and transit passenger flights to and from the United Arab Emirates – home to one of the world’s busiest hubs – are to be suspended for two weeks.

The UAE’s National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority (NCEMA) and General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has announced that passenger flights to, from and through the country will be suspended from 25 March for a period of two weeks, in order to “curb the spread of the Covid-19”.

Freight and emergency evacuation flights will still be permitted to operate.

The suspension affects major global hubs in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Dubai-based Emirates has already announced that it will suspend most of its passenger flights from 25 March.

“Additional examination and isolation arrangements will be taken later should flights resume, in order to ensure the safety of passengers, air crews and airport personnel and their protection from infection risks,” state the NCEMA and the GCAA.

Dubai International Airport was the third-busiest airport in the world in 2018, handling 89 million passengers.

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