Future of these people???
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Future of these people???
I have just newly arrived to Doobye and was total shocked to read the GN 30th Ann section.
On which part of the world a person twice as old than the country he is living in itself?
Blimey the man is living here since 1940's and yet they call him an expat, I assume he wont be having a place to go back to
'We read every report ... to see the world'
By Mohammad Jihad, Community Web Journalist
Published: September 30, 2008, 01:18
Dubai: People gathered every day in small groups waiting to hear a man tell them the events happening around the world. He was not the oracle ... he just happened to have Gulf News.
Back when street names were non-existent and Jumeirah was considered "outside" Dubai, 59-year-old Hussain Abdullah gathered with his friends and colleagues every morning, before work, to discuss reports in Gulf News.
He has been reading the newspaper for over 20 years.
Abdullah, a Pakistani expatriate, moved with his mother to Dubai, in 1948, at the age of one, to live with his father who was a "nakhuda" - an Iranian term for a fisherman - and grew up watching the country evolve."
http://archive.gulfnews.com/indepth/.../10248622.html
On which part of the world a person twice as old than the country he is living in itself?
Blimey the man is living here since 1940's and yet they call him an expat, I assume he wont be having a place to go back to
'We read every report ... to see the world'
By Mohammad Jihad, Community Web Journalist
Published: September 30, 2008, 01:18
Dubai: People gathered every day in small groups waiting to hear a man tell them the events happening around the world. He was not the oracle ... he just happened to have Gulf News.
Back when street names were non-existent and Jumeirah was considered "outside" Dubai, 59-year-old Hussain Abdullah gathered with his friends and colleagues every morning, before work, to discuss reports in Gulf News.
He has been reading the newspaper for over 20 years.
Abdullah, a Pakistani expatriate, moved with his mother to Dubai, in 1948, at the age of one, to live with his father who was a "nakhuda" - an Iranian term for a fisherman - and grew up watching the country evolve."
http://archive.gulfnews.com/indepth/.../10248622.html
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