Dust storm blows Prince Charles’ Saudi itinerary off course

A desert dust storm has blown the Prince of Wales’s itinerary for his last day in Saudi Arabia off course.

Dust storm blows Prince Charles’ Saudi itinerary off course
Wed, 11 Feb, 2015 - 12:49
David O’Sullivan

A desert dust storm has blown the Prince of Wales’s itinerary for his last day in Saudi Arabia off course.

Charles was due to visit world-renowned historical sites around the ancient city of Al-Ula but thick swirling clouds meant a change of plan.

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