I refused to accept a car and house gift

I refused that I will not accept the prize of car and house - the majesty of the religious religion

Ethiopia There are many people on earth whose existence is in question for various reasons. Therefore, no one person has the ability to solve the problems of all people. However, we have a responsibility to those who come to us with excuses from among the people who are in the struggle of living/non-living. Then it is important to fulfill our body's role without being limited by the walls of race, ethnicity and religion.

  Salahaddin Abad is a Malagasy citizen. Ethiopian Airlines flies from Dubai to Madagascar

The flight had to go through Addis Ababa airport. But... he could not pass through Addis Ababa; He had a heart problem and stayed at Bole Airport. If he did not reach him in time, he would have died there.

   Abenet Kebede is also my close friend. He lives in Addis Ababa. He is a chemical engineer by profession and owns a company called "AE Chemicals Trading PLC". Then, just a few weeks ago, Abnett received a phone call from Kenya.

 He had a business relationship with the caller years ago, but now they have no relationship. The message of the phone call was: "A Madagascar man with a life-threatening heart problem at Bole Airport has been admitted to the Nordic Hospital, so please get him alive as soon as possible."

 After the phone call, Abnett closed his office and made his way to Nordic Hospital. The lifeline he found in Madagascar felt responsible.

 When Nordic arrived at the hospital, he encountered a man who had lost his identity due to heart failure. Where he can get the treatment related to the heart and C. M. He was taken by ambulance to "Gesung Specialized Hospital" in Si. After reaching the hospital, he informed the hospital that he would cover any kind of expenses even though he was told that the cost of the treatment was not easy.

In the fall, the Madagascar ambassador in Ethiopia received the information from another direction and reached the hospital. The ambassador did not promise to pay Besabestin's medical expenses, except that he left as a private citizen.

 Even so, Salahadin from Madagascar had his surgery covered by the Ethiopian Abnett, which cost nearly four hundred thousand birr. He was restored to health. He returned to Madagascar and was reunited with his wife and two children.

It is interesting that my friend Abnet and Salahadin from Madagascar did not communicate in language after the treatment. Saladin writes in French and Google Translate converts the message to English for example. When there is a wall of language, race, and religion, the body balances and marry the two! Body!

 As I mentioned above, Salahaddin is now reunited with his family. After arriving in Madagascar and joining his family, for example, a message sent to him through Google Translate looks like this: