Aflaj .. A Shahama security officer rescues a child from the fire who declared in his father's vehicle

By stopping in front of a government

Chahama, a security guard, rescued a 2-year-old boy from a fire that had declared in his father's vehicle during a stop in front of a government hospital in Aflaj.He had been neat at Al Aflaj hospital and was in good health.

The security officer Saleh Fahd Al-Ntifat revealed the details of the incident. "I was surprised when I went to a government post in the east of the province, as the flames rose and the smoke came from a small vehicle parked in front of the Department of Aflaj circulation.

He added: After being stopped near the vehicle, the sound of a child inside the vehicle burning was trying to open a door, but the lorry intensification of fumes and heat of fire prevented the opening of the door.

"I entered the hand from the inside and opened the door to people, I started looking for the child because of the thick smoke that was hiding from me. When I entered the car, I found the child and I was immediately out of the vehicle, out of breath.

Abizaid: While I was going to the hospital, the father of the child came out of the traffic division and transferred them to the hospital, concluding as follows: What I have done is a religious and human duty, and the situation requires the intervention of every man during such incidents.

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By stopping in front of a government

Chahama, a security guard, rescued a 2-year-old boy from a fire that had declared in his father's vehicle during a stop in front of a government hospital in Aflaj.He had been neat at Al Aflaj hospital and was in good health.

The security officer Saleh Fahd Al-Ntifat revealed the details of the incident. "I was surprised when I went to a government post in the east of the province, as the flames rose and the smoke came from a small vehicle parked in front of the Department of Aflaj circulation.

He added: After being stopped near the vehicle, the sound of a child inside the vehicle burning was trying to open a door, but the lorry intensification of fumes and heat of fire prevented the opening of the door.

"I entered the hand from the inside and opened the door to people, I started looking for the child because of the thick smoke that was hiding from me. When I entered the car, I found the child and I was immediately out of the vehicle, out of breath.

Abizaid: While I was going to the hospital, the father of the child came out of the traffic division and transferred them to the hospital, concluding as follows: What I have done is a religious and human duty, and the situation requires the intervention of every man during such incidents.