The Saudi embassy issuing a communiqué said they have suspicions regarding the housemaid who had been inserted with 24 nails by her Saudi employer saying she cannot pass check points without being detected.
The statement said that there are many doubts regarding this allegation, saying the housemaid cannot pass security check points and sophisticated machines in the airports of Riyadh and Katunayake with the nails in her body.
It also said that the Saudi Ambassador is giving personal attention to this matter and is continuing communication with the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs in Sri Lanka.
L.T Ariywathie underwent a three hour surgery to get the nails removed last Friday and she is now recovering. (Daily Mirror online)
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Such a lame excuse, but rightly to be expected from the saudis.
Sri Lanka - fools paradise !!
when i was traveling the pin of my diabetics checker was even detected. i wonder how more than 15 nails each around 2 inches or more didnt get detected!!!
She probably went through this procedure and passed through the gates. No big deal.
attached to their bones who go through detectors and cause alarms to activate, which is normal. Of course the officials would check such passengers first and then let them on board. In this case, too, alarms would have activated, but without anything suspicious to stop her from boarding. Obviously, she was not going to say "I have nails inside." She would have been trying to get out of that miserable place as soon as possible and must have been mortally scared to tell the airport security about the nails, thinking that they might not allow her to leave. If the Saudi Embassy suspects her story, then the suggestion is that she must have inserted the nails herself, after she arrived in Sri Lanka - How absurd is this?
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