Ashiqur Shibli steals the batting highlights for the visitor in Match 3 at the ICC Academy grounds
Forty five year old Peter Mack and his wife, the 44-year-old Karen Fatour, began their journey in 2001 from their home town in Nimekhen, around 150 kilometres away from the Dutch capital.
The couple reached Fujairah yesterday and will soon leave for the Sultanate of Oman, Yemen, Qatar, Bahrain, Iran, Kazhakistan and India.
The Marine Club of Fujairah has hosted a reception for them. During their meeting with the members of the club, Peter and Karen described their journey as a campaign to spread around the world the message that the victims of wars, particularly children, desperately needed the support of all right-thinking people.
"We needed a lot of money for this trip. So we sold our house and car and began preparations," Karen explained. "We visited many countries including Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and Tanzania. The UAE and its people impressed us so much with their generosity and good nature," she said.
Peter said it took them about 33,000 kilometres to reach the UAE. "When we reach a country, we write a report about it, describing the economic status of children there and send it to the Netherlands," he pointed out.
The report reaches major companies in Europe who are willing to provide help to suffering children in these countries, he added.
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