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7:08 pm
Wednesday 30 December 2020
Books – Ahmed Shaban:
Last Monday, “Issa Saad”, an engineer from Saudi Arabia, received phone calls from his relatives in Egypt asking: “What happened to Hani?” The man was not aware of what had happened to his nephew. Search your phone for posts on the social networking site “Facebook” circulating short accounts of a traumatic accident involving your nephew, “Hani Abdel Tawab Saad,” an English teacher in Saudi Arabia.
When mentioning the details of what happened, “Issa” narrates, according to what Hani’s colleagues told him, that the latter, who works in a school in the Saudi city of Al-Salil, was the target of a shooting on Monday morning for part of one of his high school students, a bullet lodged in the head, while his 13-year-old murderer took him, with the help of his 16-year-old brother, to the Al-Sulayyil city hospital, and fled, after which the hospital reported to Hani’s schoolmates, who in turn reported them to the police, while the family of the two boys handed them over to the police, Issa says, towards Masrawy.
At noon, the Egyptian teacher was hospitalized in a coma, suffering severe bleeding in her brain. Doctors at the hospital did their best to stop the bleeding. They took him to the operating room. “They said he needed a big operation and the capacity of the hospital did not allow it. The treating physician was unable to intervene surgically and said he tried to stop the bleeding to some extent, but there are still large pools of blood in the brain and the bullet is present “, so they contacted the hospitals. The nearby area of Wadi Al-Dawasir, but to no avail, “the hospitals said the same words, the operation is large and our capacities do not allow it,” until it was decided to transfer him to one of the hospitals in Riyadh, which agreed to receive it, according to Issa Saad, the Egyptian master’s uncle.
An ambulance equipped to transport the 35-year-old Egyptian teacher to Al-Iman Hospital in the Saudi capital, and crossed a road of about 600 km, until reaching its destination in the afternoon, underwent surgery, and continued inside the room. from intensive care until he was affected by his injury on Monday afternoon, he reported. The account of several of his relatives and friends who spoke with Masrawy.
The Egyptian teacher, son of the village of Nazla, left the center of Yusef al-Siddiq in Fayoum governorate, leaving behind a wife and two children, Iyad the eldest, three years old, and Anas, who was no more than one year old. and a half. A great shock and calamity, the head of the family was assassinated after about 10 years during which he worked as a teacher in Saudi Arabia, without making noise or causing trouble. “Hani is a decent people. I have a good reputation and a lot of morale, and he’s not used to getting used to any student or anyone, and his years of life didn’t give him a problem.” Jesus says sadly.
Abdullah Abdul-Wahhab, “Hani’s” cousin, draws a picture of the late teacher: “He was a happy person, caring people and all the people loved him. When he had holidays, he offered the children’s hands for free English lessons and He memorized in the Qur’an, loved children and gave them gifts and cared for them. In a calm and violent way, he believed in the theme that reward is better than punishment, and all his students and children loved him.
Hani was born into an average family, he is the eldest of his seven siblings and his fingerprints were clear regarding his family affairs, Abdullah tells Masrawy. While expressing pain for the situation of the small family of the deceased, his wife and two children, who have been left without support. The two young men were deprived of him early, and their lives had not yet begun, until he died, killed by a boy about 10 years older than them. Abdullah recalls: “Before traveling, he was working on the contract and was not appointed in the Ministry of Education, so he does not have a pension.”
During the last days, the family of the murdered teacher was following the details of the accident with the Egyptian embassy in Riyadh, Mahmoud Hashem, one of the relatives of the deceased who stayed with him in the hospital, says: “The embassy is following us over the phone, and there was a representative from the embassy present on the day of the accident, and he confirmed and said that we would not lose his right. ” We have full confidence in our country and in the embassy of our country, and in the Saudi judiciary that they support us and answer that they are right. It is about an Egyptian expatriate who was killed by a high school student “, while” Eissa “hopes that he and the family of the deceased will find answers to their outstanding questions:” How did the incident occur and what is the exact reason? And before them, the right is restored “.
Now, the body of the dead Egyptian teacher lies in the Al-Iman hospital in Riyadh, “Issa” follows post-mortem procedures and finalizes the necessary permits and documents to transfer him to be buried in his hometown, while his family and people from his village gathered in front of his house to console the family in their grave misfortune, while the Ministry of State issued Immigration has a statement that confirms its confidence in the Saudi judiciary and indicates that the perpetrator will receive his sentence.
The Minister of State for Immigration, Nabila Makram, commented on her confidence in the Saudi judiciary, and noted that the perpetrator will receive his sanction in accordance with the laws that govern the Kingdom, while the official page of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers on “Facebook” stated that the Consulate General of Egypt in Riyadh continues to communicate and coordinate with the Saudi authorities concerned to accelerate the completion of all the necessary procedures to transfer the body as soon as possible and to monitor the progress of the investigations
