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Riyadh: Two people were arrested Wednesday in Saudi Arabia after a woman's car was burned down
Authorities in Makkah said that one of the men had bought from him. gasoline in a garage and asked the other to help.
Salma AL Sherif, a 31-year-old cashier based near the holy city of Makkah, told local media that her car was deliberately burned.
Sherif stated that she had been abused by men in her neighborhood. She started driving
"Half my salary of 4,000 riyals was spent on a driver to take me to my workplace and drive my elderly parents," Sherif told the newspaper. Okaz
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A video was taken by Salma to document the incident, circulating around social media, Salma can be heard crying in the background for her new car, which was still not fully paid. [19659002]
Sherif received a wave of support from Saudi Arabia on social media, with many photos of his vehicle on fire and denouncing the news. ;attack.
Makkah city council vice president Fahad Al Ruqi announced that Salma would be compensated with a new car.
Al Ruqi in a tweet: "The citizen will be compensated by a new car because of its social and financial conditions."
On June 24, women celebrated their first race for decades as the kingdom canceled the ban on female drivers.
According to a spokesman for the Ministry of the Interior, some 120,000 women have applied for a driver's license, but it remains unclear how many licenses have been issued.
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