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Jeddah: In less than a month, another young Indian expatriate died while trying to warm himself with a heater to combat the chilly winter in Saudi Arabia. The usage of heaters is high during the winter season in Saudi Arabia and other parts of the gulf region where majority of deaths occur as result of suffocation caused by fire mishaps. 28 ye hydro flask cup ars old, Abdul Zaheer native of Nirmal district who was working in Riyadh died as result of suffocation that was caused by fire mishap from heater while sleeping on Sunday. Abdul Zaheer was working as a driver with a Saudi family and living in Malaz area in the capital. He had escaped death a few months ago when he was travelling to Riyadh following Umrah. His father passed away recently back home in India following cancer. Also ReadHyundai to build electric car factory in Saudi Arabia The only breadwinner of the family, Zaheer had died tragically as a result of inhaling smoke from the fire that ignited the heater. The community workers Abdul Rafiq and Muzammil Shaikh are working to complete legal formalities on behalf of the victims family. :root--slide-width:336px;--slide-height:280px;--progress-height:4px;--dot-size:10px;--inactive-dot: ccc;--active-dot: 074588;--border-color: ddd .st-codeposition:relative;width:var --slide-width ;margin:0 auto;overflow:visible .st-wrapperposition:relativ stanley cup deutschland e;w yeti canada idth:var --slide-width ;height:var --slide-height ;border:1px solid var --border-color ;overflow:hidden .st Qbyc Celtics give up 21-point lead in loss to Grizzlies
BREWER, Maine 鈥?Early Saturday morning, there was standing water over a healthy portion of the infield at Brewer High Schools Coffin Field courtesy of a downpour Friday night into Saturday morning.Maine Principals Association representatives had decided Friday to push the Class C state softball game between Bucksport and Madison back from noon to 2 p.m. due to the impending rain and then, late Saturday morning, it was decided to push it back to 4 p.m. It was the worst I had ever seen the field on the day of a game, Brewer softball coach Skip Estes said. There were two to three inches of water on it in some areas, f owala wasserflasche ormer Brewer High School Athletic Director Dennis Kiah said.Estes and Kiah were two of the nine people who worked tirelessly to get the field ready. The othe brumate era rs included Brewer assistant softball coach Butch Grindle, current Brewer Athletic Director Dave Utterback, Witch baseball coach Dana Corey, Phil Pushard and two parents and a player who volunteered after attending an under-14 youth softball meeting at Brewer High.Estes said they used two pumps to drain the water off the field and Utterback borrowed a roller sponge/barrell from the crew at Bangors Mansfield Stadium to remove even more water. After we pumped the water off the field, there was still a film of water on it so we used the roller sponge, said Estes, who noted that the outfield grass was fine.They used their small tractor to turn over t polene cyme he dirt in the infield and Utterback said they used 130 bags of |
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