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At the processing centre for temporary visas to Jeddah, Saudi. The numbers aren’t getting any smaller. The Saudi team hasn’t arrived yet. No one knows if they will, yesterday they didn’t come.

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dalliasd (@dalliasd.bsky.social)vor 3 Jahren

tents have been set up on the public pavements as well as inside the Mawani Club so there’s a place for ppl to sot, sleep & wait. Volunteers are handing out drinks. Everyone wants to get out & all are waiting to submit their passports, see if they’re application is accepted

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AbdiMajeedvor 3 Jahren

Saudis are doing a noble humanitarian job in helping these people. Everyone knows the situation. Just be patient and thank Allah.

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dalliasd (@dalliasd.bsky.social)vor 3 Jahren

@Abdifaisal16 It’s disorganised, it’s messy and there are no clear guidelines nor rules on what is happening. That’s all everyone is asking for. Not preferential treatment nor goodies just basic speedy processing.

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Just Kvor 3 Jahren

This is terrible. I can't believe they just didn't show up. Very inhumane.

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KJafari, M.D.vor 3 Jahren

Last time I checked Saudi Arabia isn't responsible for the whole world, you can demand your governments who abandoned you to help. Saudi did a noble thing, and I hope they stop evacuating other than Saudi Nationals. صدق من قال: شحات و يتشرط.

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dalliasd (@dalliasd.bsky.social)vor 3 Jahren

I’m not criticising Saudi I’m criticising the process in place and that it needs organising. And I just asked for info on groups who can help with organising the setup so the process is smoother & easier for all. Don’t just jump & accuse read what I wrote.

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AHMvor 3 Jahren

U need to exert publicity pressure. Who shouts louder………

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dalliasd (@dalliasd.bsky.social)vor 3 Jahren

We’ve been shouting but falling on deaf ears

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Mohammed HSvor 3 Jahren

The number of Saudi employees is very small compared to the huge numbers seeking refugee. I do not know how they will handle it, especially since the tefugess are increasing. The embassies of other countries must also help. God help everyone!

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