Saudi: Identity of officer who broke suicide fall at Masjid Al Haram revealed
The identity of a security officer who risked his life to save a man who jumped from the upper floor of the Masjid Al Haram in Makkah was revealed. On Thursday, the Kingdom's Ministry of Interior said that a man threw himself from the upper floor of the Grand Mosque in an attempt "to take his own life." The Special Force for the Security of the Grand Mosque responded to the incident, and that a security officer was injured while attempting to break the fall.A photo showing Haram security officer Rayan bin Saeed Al-Asiri on hospital bed recovering following the unfortunate incident was shared by Inside the Haramain. The photo was was shared along with a caption that says: "May Allah accept his efforts and grant him a quick recovery.".Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.During his hospital stay, Al-Asiri received a phone call from Saudi Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif bin Abdulaziz who praised his courage, dedication and high level of vigilance, and checked on his health conditions. Prince Abdulaziz said what Al-Asiri did was a humane and noble stance that represents the highest meanings of sacrifice and selflessness not just a performance of a professional duty. What he did emodies "the noble values upheld by all security personnel in serving religion and the nation, he added. It also reflects the high level of readiness and professional competence in dealing with various emergency situations inside the Grand Mosque.At the end of the call, the Minister wished the security officer a speedy recovery and prayed he returns safely to the field of honour to continue serving the visitors to the Grand Mosque.Saudi Arabia: Man jumps from upper floor of Masjid Al Haram, 'attempts to take own life'Saudi Arabia: Pilgrim arrested after video pushing security at Makkah Grand Mosque goes viralUAE citizen passes away in Makkah after Umrah, days after son’s fatal accident
The identity of a security officer who risked his life to save a man who jumped from the upper floor of the Masjid Al Haram in Makkah was revealed.
On Thursday, the Kingdom's Ministry of Interior said that a man threw himself from the upper floor of the Grand Mosque in an attempt "to take his own life." The Special Force for the Security of the Grand Mosque responded to the incident, and that a security officer was injured while attempting to break the fall.
A photo showing Haram security officer Rayan bin Saeed Al-Asiri on hospital bed recovering following the unfortunate incident was shared by Inside the Haramain. The photo was was shared along with a caption that says: "May Allah accept his efforts and grant him a quick recovery.".
Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.
During his hospital stay, Al-Asiri received a phone call from Saudi Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif bin Abdulaziz who praised his courage, dedication and high level of vigilance, and checked on his health conditions.
Prince Abdulaziz said what Al-Asiri did was a humane and noble stance that represents the highest meanings of sacrifice and selflessness not just a performance of a professional duty. What he did emodies "the noble values upheld by all security personnel in serving religion and the nation, he added. It also reflects the high level of readiness and professional competence in dealing with various emergency situations inside the Grand Mosque.
At the end of the call, the Minister wished the security officer a speedy recovery and prayed he returns safely to the field of honour to continue serving the visitors to the Grand Mosque.
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