2023 Riyadh Season Treasure Hunt to Begin on November 7

The organizers of Riyadh Season 2023 have announced the upcoming launch of the "2023 Riyadh Season Treasure" hunt on November 7
The organizers of Riyadh Season 2023 have announced the upcoming launch of the "2023 Riyadh Season Treasure" hunt on November 7
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2023 Riyadh Season Treasure Hunt to Begin on November 7

The organizers of Riyadh Season 2023 have announced the upcoming launch of the "2023 Riyadh Season Treasure" hunt on November 7
The organizers of Riyadh Season 2023 have announced the upcoming launch of the "2023 Riyadh Season Treasure" hunt on November 7

The organizers of Riyadh Season 2023 have announced the upcoming launch of the "2023 Riyadh Season Treasure" hunt on November 7. This exciting event offers a chance to win an impressive grand prize of up to $1 million (SAR 3.75 million), as well as weekly prizes worth $600,000 (SAR 2.2 million).

People from all around the world will have the opportunity to participate in the treasure hunt.

As one of the main highlights of the fourth edition of Riyadh Season, the competition consists of various stages that involve finding clues, solving puzzles, and testing the knowledge of the participants. To make it accessible to a wider audience, 8 of these stages will be accessible through a smartphone application.

The fourth edition of Riyadh Season, themed "Big Time," offers many entertainment options and experiences. It continues to attract visitors from across the globe to Riyadh during the winter months, providing them with the opportunity to partake in thousands of concerts, exhibitions, and other distinctive entertainment events. Notable celebrities and prominent international brands contribute to the grandeur of this occasion.



Tornadoes Kill 5, Injure 83 in China's Shandong Province

Photo used for illustrative purposes | REUTERS
Photo used for illustrative purposes | REUTERS
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Tornadoes Kill 5, Injure 83 in China's Shandong Province

Photo used for illustrative purposes | REUTERS
Photo used for illustrative purposes | REUTERS

Five people were confirmed dead after tornadoes struck a city in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong, according to local media reports Saturday.

Tornadoes struck parts of the city of Heze on Friday afternoon, including the counties of Dongming and Juancheng, injuring 88 people. That includes five who were later confirmed dead, according to the state-owned Xinhua news agency, The AP reported.

Authorities said that 2,820 houses, 48 power supply lines and over 4,000 hectares of crops were damaged. Communication, power and water supplies have since been restored, state media said.

Tornadoes are usually seen in China's southern and coastal provinces such as Guangdong and Jiangsu, according to China Weather News, run by the China Meteorological Administration.