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Rescue workers search for the body of Lama, who fell in a well in the desert near Tabuk, 1,500 km from Riyadh, on December 25, 2013. Some of the girl's body parts were retrieved by rescuers on Monday. (Reuters/Mohamed Alhwaity)
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Civil Defense officials have managed to retrieve part of the body of six-year-old Lama Al-Rouqi on Monday who died after falling into an abandoned well in Tabuk on Dec. 20.
Col. Mamdouh Al-Anazi, media spokesman for the Civil Defense in Tabuk, confirmed that officers had found part of Lama's body. The officials sent the remains to forensics experts and have continued their search.
The father of the little girl has criticized the Civil Defense for its rescue operations, claiming that officials failed to bring in high-tech equipment. He also claimed that Saudi Aramco wanted huge sums of money to provide assistance in the search, which he could not afford.
In response, Maj. Gen. Mastour Al-Harithy, director of the Civil Defense, said 216 officers were deployed at the location to help with the rescue operation as soon as the father reported the incident. This included help from Aramco and other experts, he said.
He said the rescue operations were affected by difficult conditions in the well, which was drilled by a Saudi farmer years ago to supply water to local nomads. He rejected accusations that it had not done enough to find Lama.
A scholar had stated that the well can be regarded as Lama's grave, but her mother later said that she wants her daughter buried in a proper graveyard.
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HomeSaudi ArabiaMiddle EastWorldEconomySportsLifestyleOpinionIslam in PerspectiveCartoonsCareer Normality in BangladeshMerkel follows SchumacherBJP cannot be trusted187 million in US shiver as ‘polar vortex’ arrivesMattek-Sands upsets top seed Radwanska in SydneyAustralia feted for Ashes triumph at Sydney Opera HouseRonaldo dedicates goals to Eusebio in Madrid winPeterhansel hits back to lead after 2nd stageZach Johnson is champion of ChampionsLeave my family alone, Schumacher’s wife entreats mediaAl-Nassr reaches agreement with Bastos‘Slight improvement’ in Schumacher’s condition: sourceSony launches SmartBand with life-logging appRadwanska suffers Sydney shock, Hewitt out of KooyongThousands celebrate Ashes cricket win by AustraliaRescued Antarctic group due in Australia in two weeksSouth, East brace for polar temps, wind chillsSpaceX launches second commercial satelliteSyria peace meet must seek future without Assad: Turkey PMDownhill queen Vonn to miss Sochi Winter Olympics Parts of Lama’s body retrieved? Rescue workers search for the body of Lama, who fell in a well in the desert near Tabuk, 1,500 km from Riyadh, on December 25, 2013. Some of the girl's body parts were retrieved by rescuers on Monday. (Reuters/Mohamed Alhwaity) Lama ... closureJEDDAH: IRFAN MOHAMMEDPublished — Tuesday 7 January 2014Last update 7 January 2014 9:37 pm ||A A LATEST STORIES IN SAUDI ARABIA Job security for 1.5 million Saudis Get the drift: 5 years, SR40,000 fine await you No letup in abuse of domestic workers, says Lankan diplomat KSA has high rate of cystic fibrosis Scholars approve exhumation of ancient graves in Jazan MoreCivil Defense officials have managed to retrieve part of the body of six-year-old Lama Al-Rouqi on Monday who died after falling into an abandoned well in Tabuk on Dec. 20.
Col. Mamdouh Al-Anazi, media spokesman for the Civil Defense in Tabuk, confirmed that officers had found part of Lama's body. The officials sent the remains to forensics experts and have continued their search.
The father of the little girl has criticized the Civil Defense for its rescue operations, claiming that officials failed to bring in high-tech equipment. He also claimed that Saudi Aramco wanted huge sums of money to provide assistance in the search, which he could not afford.
In response, Maj. Gen. Mastour Al-Harithy, director of the Civil Defense, said 216 officers were deployed at the location to help with the rescue operation as soon as the father reported the incident. This included help from Aramco and other experts, he said.
He said the rescue operations were affected by difficult conditions in the well, which was drilled by a Saudi farmer years ago to supply water to local nomads. He rejected accusations that it had not done enough to find Lama.
A scholar had stated that the well can be regarded as Lama's grave, but her mother later said that she wants her daughter buried in a proper graveyard.
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