Video | A Saudi airline employee becomes a trend... What's the story?

2024-04-23 2024-04-23T14:57:06Z

Weather of Arabia - King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh witnessed an exceptional incident, where an employee posted a video clip on the “Snapchat” platform aiming to return a wedding ring that a woman lost at the airport, because of its moral value to her.

In the video, the employee revealed the details of his discovery of the ring, before the story spread widely on social media, in an attempt to reach the owner of the ring, whose identity is not yet known.

The employee explained that he found the ring on one of the seats in the fifth terminal at the airport, and decided to take it for fear that it would be lost during the process of cleaning the place by the workers, or that one of the passengers would take it instead of putting it in its designated place within the lost and found section at the airport.

Widespread admiration:

An employee at an airport finds a ring worth 30,000 riyals for a woman who has been married for 10 years and reassures her not to worry and to return to the airport to receive it. pic.twitter.com/WRIdX70YRA

— Golden Dose (@GoldenDose) April 19, 2024

A Saudi airline employee becomes a trend

The employee revealed that the ring holds great moral value for its owner, as she wrote her name and the name of her supposed husband on it, in addition to a date dating back ten years, which is considered the date of their marriage.

The employee handed the ring over to the lost and found department at the airport, but his call has not yet reached the owner of the ring, despite the story being widely spread on social media.

The bloggers who interacted with the story confirmed that they recognized the type of ring and its manufacturing company, and estimated its value at about $8,000, which also adds material value to the ring.

One of the tweeters on the “X” platform, where the story spread, said:

“May God grant you success and make things easy for you. You will certainly listen to knowledge and run to Hall 5. As I mentioned, the moral value of such collectibles is very high. Most importantly, continue publishing, thank you.”