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Al-Jumaimiyah pond, which is a historic feature of the Northern Borders Province, has been filled to a level rarely seen. (SPA)

Ancient pond in northern Saudi Arabia fills with water after heavy rains

  • The pond was built about 1,300 years ago in the Abbasid era, and was placed in its location to collect rainwater for travelers
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