A social media post regarding the "mysterious" death of a 27-year-old from Telangana working in Saudi Arabia, fuelled confusion among the family members. Earlier, it was claimed that Mohammed Shezad Khan, 27, died in Saudi Arabia last week after getting lost in the desert. The online post contended that Khan and his colleague who belonged to Sudan, died from dehydration and exhaustion.
According to the social media post, their bodies were found on prayer mats next to their vehicle, which had run out of fuel in the desert. Notably, the post claimed they were on a tour of the Empty Quarter which spread over 650,000 sq km. The post got a further boost after multiple media outlets quoted the same social media post for reporting.
However, his family has now denied such claims and said such information doing the rounds is "false". According to a report by The Indian Express, a family member said Saudi authorities denied such reports. However, the death remains shrouded in mystery.
"All this information posted online is false and fake. No such information has been given to us by Saudi authorities. The reason for his death is unknown as of now," The Indian Express quoted Mohammed Basheeruddin Fazal, Khan's brother-in-law as saying.
Further, Fazal asserted that the Saudi government contacted the family members and sought their permission to conduct a post-mortem. He also dismissed the social media post that claimed Khan...
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