Saudi Officials Condemn Terror Attacks
| Saturday May
24, 2003
Staff Writer RIYADH, 24 May 2003 — Crown Prince Abdullah, deputy premier and
commander of the National Guard, has received a flood of messages from
Saudi officials and citizens in various parts of the country condemning
last week’s terrorist bombings in Riyadh. According to a report carried by the Saudi Press Agency yesterday,
Saudis also expressed their allegiance to the Kingdom’s leadership and
their readiness to sacrifice their lives for the sake of the country. They also expressed their condolences over the victims of the attacks
that killed 34 people including seven Saudis and seven Americans and
injured nearly 200 others. Prince Abdullah thanked the Saudis for their messages and commended
their patriotic spirit. The crown prince has said the government will
not show any mercy toward the perpetrators of the attacks and their
supporters. Officials who sent messages included Omar Al-Tuwaijeri, a judge at
the high court in Alkhobar, Khaled Al-Otaibi, a judge at the court of
grievances in Dammam, and Muhammad Al-Marshoud, director general of the
Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice in the
Eastern Province. They also included Ali ibn Hamad Hamrour, Ali Saleh Qumaish, chairman
and secretary-general of the Najran Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
and Abdullah Al-Bazie, chairman of the Tabuk chamber. |
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