Lost cash reached destination before owner

Eve-teaser taught ‘lesson’ in mall

KUWAIT CITY, June 10: Kuwaiti youth Zaid Al-Khabbaz lost 16,000 Saudi Riyals in Madina while performing the minor pilgrimage (Umrah) with his family in Saudi but the money reached Makkah in full before the owner, reports Al-Seyassah daily.

Al-Khabbaz explained that his family went straight to Miqaat (the location where pilgrims change into ihram to get ready for the rites of the pilgrimage) upon reaching Madina. He dropped his cloth, wallet and envelope containing 16,000 Saudi Riyals to help an old man adjust his ihram, and eventually forgot the items.

To his surprise, he could not find the money and other items when it was time to pay the driver who transported them to Makkah. The driver then called his brother in Madina to look for the money but he only found other stuff.

On the second day, he was surprised when officials of Miqaat Trust notified him they found the missing belongings and sent everything to him.

Eve-teaser trashed:

Police rushed to a commercial complex at an unidentified area after someone informed the Operations Room of the Interior Ministry of a fight between two youths -- a Jordanian and a Kuwaiti, reports Al-Anba daily.

The Jordanian said the Kuwaiti was harassing a girl and he just told him that his behavior was not favorable.

The Jordanian said the Kuwaiti got angry and attempted to assault him but he taught him an unforgettable lesson.

The Kuwaiti denied the story and told police to see the CCTV footage of a camera installed in the area.