Saudi Border Guard rescues Briton, Indian in Arabian Gulf

Saudi Border Guard rescues Briton, Indian in Arabian Gulf
The boat was towed to King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam, where it was repaired. (Courtesy Saudi Border Guard)
Updated 20 March 2018
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Saudi Border Guard rescues Briton, Indian in Arabian Gulf

Saudi Border Guard rescues Briton, Indian in Arabian Gulf

JEDDAH: The Saudi Border Guard in the Eastern Province on Sunday saved two men — a Briton and an Indian — whose boat broke down in the Arabian Gulf near the city of Ras Tanura.
The boat was on its way from the UAE to Kuwait when it suffered a failure in the diesel pump and had to be towed to the nearest pier, said Border Guard spokesman Col. Saher Al-Harbi.
The boat, whose crew was in good health, was towed to King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam, where it was repaired, he added.
Al-Harbi urged all maritime passengers to follow security and safety requirements, wear life jackets if they sense a possible emergency, and call the Border Guard hotline (994) for help.