Bangladeshi survivors of Houthi attack recover with care from Saudi doctors
Abul Monsur Reaz was standing in a line to collect his boarding pass last Saturday, when a Houthi strike hit the Riyadh airport. Moments after the explosion, believing he was near his life’s end, the 38-year-old Bangladeshi pilgrim tried to remember the faces of his family back home: his 3-year-old daughter, his aging mother, his wife, and his late father. “Many memories flashed in my mind within seconds,” Reaz told Arab News. “I thought I probably wouldn’t survive, and it was my last opportunit
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