These pilots break Ramadan
Makkah
Riyadh - Egypt Today
Saudi security pilots have been pictured breaking their Ramadan fast in their public security helicopters above the holy city of Makkah, reports Al Arabiya English.
They break their fast with dates and water while flying 2,500 feet above the ground, the report adds.
These security officers are the pilots of public security helicopters hovering over Makkah to ensure the security and safety of pilgrims and visitors.
Passing by the mountains, tunnels, expressways and residential districts, these security pilots keep an eye on all corners of Makkah, especially near the Grand Mosque and the central area, to prevent any potential dangers.
They pass security information to the operations room.
source: Khaleejtimes
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