Three Pakistani Workers Died in a KSA Construction Site Accident

 

Saudi Arabia (Web Desk - 30 March 2021) Three Pakistani workers died in Makkah construction site accident

 The workers were working on the fifth floor of a building under construction in the Hay Al-Naseem area when the scaffolding collapsed and they fell to the ground floor, killing them on the spot.

A terrible tragedy has occurred in Saudi Arabia as a result of which Pakistani workers who worked hard for their livelihood have died. According to the Saudi newspaper Al-Watan, three Pakistani workers were killed in an accident in a building under construction in Makkah. According to the details, the tragic incident took place in Hay Al-Naseem area of Holy City of Makkah Mukarramah where several labourers were working on a building under construction.

Also on the fifth floor of the building, three Pakistani workers were standing on the scaffolding when the scaffolding suddenly broke during work. As a result, the three workers fell to the ground. He died on the spot due to falling from a height.

The accident was immediately reported to the Azizia police station. A police team, ambulances and paramedics arrived on the scene.

However, there were no signs of life in them. The bodies of the three unfortunate Pakistanis have been shifted to the morgue of a nearby hospital by the Red Crescent. An investigation has also been launched into the cause of the accident. In the next few days, the bodies will be handed over to their families residing in Pakistan. It should be noted that most of the construction workers in Saudi Arabia are from Pakistan. Every year, dozens of Pakistani workers and workers are involved in horrific accidents at construction sites, factories and other places. While millions of Pakistanis are also involved in the driving sector. Every year, many Pakistani drivers lose their lives in tragic traffic accidents.

 

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Sharp Mind Lady Hostess Saves Lives of 89 Passenger

 

 

One man attempts to open flight emergency door, air hostess's sharp mind and bravery saves 89 passengers.

Banaras (e-Desk) - A passenger trying to open the emergency gate of a plane during a flight in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was caught by air hostesses with great difficulty and 89 passengers were saved.

According to the International News Agency, during a flight in the city of Banaras in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, a passenger suddenly got up from his seat and started opening the emergency gate. Demonstrating her sharpness, the air hostess snatched the passenger and called the other crew for help. The air hostess kept the passenger under control until the other crew members arrived. The crew forcibly fastened the passenger to the seat, fastened him to the seat and informed the captain of the plane, who asked the control tower for permission for an emergency landing and for airport security assistance.

After the plane landed, airport security took the passenger into custody and transferred him to the police station, where an investigation is underway. There were 89 passengers on board who praised the air hostess's bravery and bravery.

 

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Dubai Intro New Tech for Parking Tickets

 Dubai (March 27, 2021) Paperless technology is slowly being introduced in Dubai, with the aim of eliminating the use of paper in government work and bringing huge savings in annual expenses. To this end, digital systems have been introduced in many fields. Paper tickets will no longer be issued for car parking, but innovation has been introduced in this regard.

The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority has announced that any violations related to car parking will now be penalized online instead of affixing a challan ticket on the windshield of the car concerned. The new system will be operational tomorrow, Sunday, March 28. A Twitter message from the Road Authority said, "From March 28, paper tickets will not be issued for car parking violations, but violations will be reported via SMS or email."

The new initiative aims to reduce environmental pollution. All persons should update their mobile number and e-mail address in their traffic file. For this, they have to call 8009090. ”The authority has warned that non-payment of parking fee will result in a fine of one hundred and fifty dirhams. Fine of 100 dirhams will be levied for parking more than the specified parking hours.

Starting Sunday, March 28, all paper parking violations will stop, and you will receive paperless violations via SMS & email instead, in a new, more environmentally friendly way.

Please make sure to update your mobile number and email in your traffic file by calling 8009090. pic.twitter.com/A80nFtVMhD

— RTA (@rta_dubai) March 23, 2021

There will be a fine of 200 dirhams for parking in an unspecified place, obstruction of parking of other vehicles and misuse of parking space. A fine of 1,000 dirhams will be levied for parking in a special parking lot for the disabled. Failure to remove the vehicle before the end of the parking period will result in a fine of 100 dirhams. It should be noted that a complete list of parking violations and fines is also available on the RTA website.

 

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