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Watch: Man jumps into burning truck, drives vehicle away from fuel station: Saudi Gazette
Watch: Man jumps into burning truck, drives vehicle away from fuel station: Saudi Gazette

Khaleej Times

time2 days ago

  • Health
  • Khaleej Times

Watch: Man jumps into burning truck, drives vehicle away from fuel station: Saudi Gazette

A heroic act has been doing the rounds on social media as a man from Saudi Arabia is seen acting to avert disaster, while risking his own life. After a truck loaded with fodder erupted in flames in the Al-Dawadmi governorate in the Riyadh region, Maher Fahd Al-Dalbahi rushed into the burning vehicle and quickly drove away from the fuel station, according to Saudi Gazette. With no regard to his own safety, Al-Dalbahi's quick thinking saved the lives of many and prevented major damage. The video quickly went viral on social media, with commenters saying "not all heroes wear capes". Many enquired about his health, with some asking if he managed to make it out alive. Watch the video, shared by social media users, here: Al-Dalbahi was a mere passerby when he observed the truck, with no driver in it, engulfed in flames. Although the situation was frightening, he did not hesitate to take action. According to Saudi Gazette, Khaled Al-Arid, a relative of Al-Dalbahi, said that the young man suffered first and second-degree burns to his face, head, and limbs. Al-Dalbahi was immediately transferred to King Saud Medical City in Riyadh, where he is currently undergoing treatment under the supervision of specialised medical teams, media reports say.

NWC completes wastewater networks project in Riyadh
NWC completes wastewater networks project in Riyadh

Zawya

time19-06-2025

  • Business
  • Zawya

NWC completes wastewater networks project in Riyadh

Riyadh – The National Water Company (NWC), represented by its Central Cluster, has completed Phase 4 of its wastewater networks project in Al Dawadmi Governorate. The project aligns with the company's strategic plans to enhance water and environmental services infrastructure in the Riyadh region, valued at SAR 73 million, according to a press release. It covers the installation of more than 66 kilometers of wastewater pipelines, extending environmental services to several residential districts, including King Fahd, Badr, Hittin, A -Nahda, and Al Faisaliah. NWC highlighted that the project supports its efforts to lower environmental impact and address visual pollution, contributing to the delivery of higher-quality environmental services for more than 27,000 beneficiaries. Within the framework of Saudi Vision 2030, the company stressed its full commitment to implementing infrastructure projects according to approved schedules, ensuring the delivery of sustainable, high-quality environmental services. Last April, NWC commenced executing 14 water and sanitation projects in the Hail Region at a value exceeding SAR 1.20 billion. All Rights Reserved - Mubasher Info © 2005 - 2022 Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (

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