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A Saudi Man Has Been Kidnapped In Lebanon And A Million DOLLAR Ransom Is Being Demanded
A Saudi man was kidnapped in Lebanon, after his wife reported his disappearance to the Lebanese authorities. According to reports, a million dollars in ransom is being asked by the kidnappers.
#Saudi citizen kidnapped in #Lebanon; million dollar in ransom demanded https://t.co/L5BLZd5jly pic.twitter.com/fQEbLitzwd
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) November 11, 2017
He was kidnapped near his home in Lebanon
Abd al- Shamrawi is a 32-year-old Saudi national who lives in Al- Aqiba, Keserwan, in Mount Lebanon. His wife noticed his disappearance and quickly contacted authorities.
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Saudi’s local press agency says the Saudi Embassy in Lebanon is in close contacts with the Lebanese authorities, to help release And Al Shamrawi…
Saudi Embassy in Lebanon is in close contacts with the Lebanese security authorities, at the highest level, to release unconditionally as soon as possible a Saudi citizen who was kidnapped.#SPAGOV
— SPAENG (@Spa_Eng) November 10, 2017
Al- Shamrawi’s family received a call from the kidnappers who demanded US $1 million to release him
He’s originally from Qatif in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom, and married to a Syrian woman.
Lebanon’s head of the interior ministry says that all Arab and foreign nationals’ safety is their priority
We are investigating the kidnapping of a Saudi citizen case and we will not allow anyone to exploit the political crisis to disturb the atmosphere
Lebanese Interior Minister
Just days ago, Saudi’s Foreign Ministry asked their nationals to leave Lebanon as soon as they’re able to
#Breaking#Saudi embassy urges #Saudi nationals residing and visiting in #Lebanon to leave the country as soon as possible #SPAGOV
— SPAENG (@Spa_Eng) November 9, 2017
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