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A Saudi Woman Saved The Day After A Traffic Light Stopped Working
A Saudi woman stopped potential traffic chaos when the traffic lights went out on her streets by taking things in her own hands.
A video shows the woman policing the traffic after the traffic lights went out
The incident took place in the city of Arar and during a power shortage when the traffic lights went out. The Saudi woman decided to help navigate the traffic and avoid any traffic jams or chaos from taking place.
Someone filmed the incident and it started going viral on Saudi social media.
A Saudi woman handles the traffic after the traffic light stopped working due to a powercut! via @naifco pic.twitter.com/a4mLJ4RTms
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