saudi embassy in australia students are fine not affected by fires
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Saudi embassy in Australia: Students are fine, not affected by fires

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Saudi embassy in Australia
Canberra - SPA

Saudi students on scholarship in Australia are fine, doing well and are away from hazards of bushfires that swept the two States of South Australia and Victoria, Saudi embassy in Australia, announced here today.
In a press statement to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the acting Saudi Charge D affaires Saad bin Nasser Al-Asmari said that the embassy is closely following the situation of Saudi students on scholarship, in line with the instructions of the Saudi Ambassador to Australia Nabil bin Mohammed Al Saleh, to provide all Saudi students, in Australia, with full care and follow up.

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