MUSCAT : A Pakistani citizen who risked his life to rescue two Indian nationals from floodwaters in Oman has been honoured by the Embassy of Pakistan in Muscat and senior group leaders, in recognition of his bravery throughout current extreme climate.
Shahzad Khan, 25, a employee from Peshawar presently primarily based in Barka, acquired the honour from Dr. Syed Naveed Safdar Bokhari within the presence of Nadeem Azeemi, Kashif Zaeem, Shaandar Bukhari, and Sheikh Syed Fayyaz Ali Shah.
Khan got here into the highlight after a video of his rescue went viral on social media, drawing widespread reward throughout communities.
The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon as heavy rainfall triggered by a low-pressure system induced wadis to overflow throughout a number of elements of the nation. In Barka, rising waters surrounded a automobile carrying two Indian nationals, prompting concern amongst onlookers.
Witnesses mentioned a whole bunch had gathered close to the swollen wadi, many filming the scenario, when Khan stepped ahead. With out hesitation, he climbed onto the partially submerged automobile and tried to interrupt its home windows.
After an preliminary try failed, Khan used stones to shatter the glass and efficiently pulled each occupants to security, stopping what may have been a deadly end result.
Authorities have reported no less than 10 deaths linked to the current climate situations, whereas dozens have been rescued as emergency groups proceed operations throughout affected areas.
Officers and group leaders praised Khan’s braveness, describing his actions as a strong instance of humanity and solidarity throughout nationalities throughout a time of disaster.
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