Cooking gas shortage hits Jeddah again
Saudi Gazette report JEDDAH — A shortage of cooking gas cylinders hit Jeddah for the second time in less than a month during the peak of Eid Al-Fitr celebrations. On the second and third days...
View ArticleBurglary gang busted in Jeddah
Abdulrahman Al-Ali Saudi Gazette JEDDAH – Nine people have been arrested after allegedly pulling off 28 thefts in various Jeddah neighborhoods including Al-Naseem, Bani Malik and Al-Aziziyah,...
View ArticleIn worrying new trend, tasers prove a hit among youth
Saudi Gazette report DAMMAM – Taser guns are commonly available and widely popular among the country’s youth, worrying many that the guns, which are known for incapacitating their...
View Article800 members of ‘Darrajati’ spreading cycling culture
Saudi Gazette report AL-KHOBAR – A number of cycling enthusiasts have formed a group to spread the culture of cycling in the Kingdom by promoting it as a sport and exercise outlet, Al-Yaum...
View ArticleCar crashes into stray camel
MAHAYEL ASIR – A Saudi narrowly escaped death when he crashed into a camel that suddenly crossed his path on the road at a highway near Al-Qunfudah. The driver could not avoid hitting the...
View ArticleFireworks burn man, five children
MAKKAH – Six family members, five of them children, sustained moderate to severe burns when several lit firecrackers were thrown in their direction while they were watching a fireworks show...
View ArticleChild injured by shrapnel
JAZAN – A seven-year-old boy was accidentally hit by shrapnel from a bullet fired by a police officer while he was chasing a car because the driver refused to pull over, according to Jazan...
View ArticleYouth, mother die in traffic accident
TAIF – A man in his 20s and his mother died while his three sisters were injured when he lost control over his car and hit a street light at the Taif-Baha Highway, said Taif Traffic...
View ArticleFive-year-old shoots sibling
AL-BAHA – A five-year-old child accidentally shot his 11-year-old brother dead while playing around with the father’s gun, according to Al-Baha police spokesman Lt. Col. Saad...
View ArticleBoy electrocuted by pigeon cage
ABU AREESH — A boy was electrocuted after he touched a live wire while checking on his pigeons inside the cage on their house’s roof, said a spokesman for Abu Areesh General...
View ArticleBrawl at wedding in Rafah; four injured
RAFHA — Four persons got in a physical altercation during a wedding ceremony in Rafha Governorate, according to Northern Borders Police spokesman Brig. Bandar Al-Ayda. Police officers had to...
View ArticleMissing man found dead
JEDDAH — The body of a man who was reported missing last Saturday following a flood at Al-Jaeza Valley cineast Leith Governorate was found dead 10 kilometers away from his car, according to...
View ArticleInfant survives accident, parents die
AFIF — An infant survived a road accident that killed his parents on Sunday evening when two cars traveling at high speed crashed head-on. The second car was driven by a young man who...
View ArticleSudanese rescued after camel attack
AL-SAEERA – A Sudanese shepherd in his 40s survived a ferocious attack by a raging camel that came after him, kicking him all over his body and causing him contusions and injuries. The camel...
View ArticleEid sweets send eight to hospital
SAMTAH — A family of eight were down with food poisoning after eating Eid sweets at a village in Samtah Governorate, according to Jazan Health Affairs spokesman Muhammad Al-Sumaili. They were...
View ArticleMan repeats attempts to commit suicide
AL-BAHA — For the second time in a row, Al-Baha police officers prevented a Saudi in his 30s from committing suicide, according to police chief Brig. Mesfer Al-Khathami. The man climbed a...
View ArticleRenowned Pakistani TV host and scholar passes away
Syed Mussarat Khalil Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — Distinguished Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia expressed grief and sorrow on the sad demise of Quraish Pur also known as Zulqrnain Qureshi. He ...
View ArticleFuture of books not in danger, says Al-Yousufi
Muhammad Mujahid Syed Saudi Gazette JEDDAH – "During my 38-year stay in the Kingdom I bear witness to the changes it has gone through. The education sector, business and city...
View ArticleAlaan Artspace Developing the art scene in Saudi Arabia since its inception
Mariam Nihal Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — Located in the heart of Riyadh, Al?an Artspace is a multi-dimensional house of art that cultivates and inspires local talent while being an...
View ArticleMoratorium on Ethiopian recruitment may end soon
JEDDAH — The temporary ban on recruitment of Ethiopian housemaids might be lifted soon because the Ministry of Labor does not have alternative countries to recruit labor from, according to a...
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