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After a clip went viral on social media, showing a Turkish man threatening Saudi tourists in Turkey on July 2, the Kingdom's embassy confirmed the man's arrest through a statement on Wednesday.
In the circulating video, the 43-year-old man, identified as M.I, is seen holding a knife while shouting at two Arab tourists who are seated outside a cafe in Maslak district. The man is heard saying, "Don't speak Arabic, you are in Turkey."
The incident took place at 2am.
Taking to X, the embassy reported that the competent Turkish authorities arrested the person who was threatening the citizens with the 'sharp' object. A detailed statement was issued after his arrest.
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As per the police department, the man is said to have been under the influence of alcohol during the incident.
In case of any emergencies, citizens have been advised to communicate with Saudi authorities on the number - 00905495646655. The authority affirmed its concern for all its citizens and guaranteed on following up on their safety.
It also extended its gratitude to the Turkish authorities for their quick response in the situation.
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