Many
social media users in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have raised their voice in
support of an Indian nurse to be rewarded, after she had found more than SAR
20,000 from the pocket of a man, who had recently died in a car accident, and
promptly turned it in to the hospital manager. She could have just kept the
money and no one would have known about it ever.The accident had occurred on
Tuesday as one minivan which was transporting six Indians on their way home
from the airport. The accident occurred when the rear tire of the minivan blew
out which caused the minivan to overturn many times and ultimately resulting in
the death of the man while injuring all others present in the vehicle.
The
local daily Sabq reported that the nurse handed the cash over to Rami Al Bakri,
the manager of the hospital. One blogger named Tola said that even though the
death of the Indian man is extremely saddening, some comfort and joy can be
taken on the honesty, integrity and the high morals held by the nurse. The
blogger added that the nurse definitely deserves a reward for a deed which has
become a rarity in this day and age. Another blogger by the name of Aziza
stated that her heart went out to the family of the victim; however she added
that the nurse should definitely be rewarded. She wrote that she was sad about
the fact that a man who had earned a living for his family by staying away from
them was going home and was killed. The nurse who found the money did not
however find any temptation to hide the money but instead handed it over, which
should be rewarded
A
blogger, Saeed, wrote that honesty has neither religion nor nationality. He
added that honesty is an international value which should be respected
everywhere in the world. He prayed that the nurse would get a reward for her
honesty and holding high moral principles. He stated that she was an example
which should be taken by everyone and implement her actions in our own lives.
Her example should be used to help remove corruption and dishonesty from
amongst us.It is estimated that around 1/3 of the total population of Saudi
Arabia is made up by its expatriate workforce i.e. 9 Million expatriates from
all over the world.
Latest News: Other Latest
News
- Loss of SR 2 billion to Saudi Families due to Huroob Cases
- Fault in ATM Machine resulted in Rain of Riyals in Jeddah
- Bicycle to Avoid Accidents at Night – Great Invention of Saudi Man
- Saudi Drafts Law to Allow Women to Vote for First Time
- Prince Alwaleed bin Talal buys World’s Biggest Aircraft for SR 1.2 billion
