Anas Bukhash shares shocking car fire video: “A Miracle Saved Me”

 The famous Emirati media personality and presenter, Anas Bukhash, revealed his miraculous escape from death after his car was completely consumed by flames in a horrific and sudden accident.

Bukhash recounted the horrific moments he experienced, stressing that “divine providence” and a simple technical glitch were the reason for saving his life.

Bukhash shared the details of the accident with his followers via a video and photo posted on his official Instagram account, which received widespread interaction from the public and his colleagues in the media and entertainment communities.

“I felt it was my car before I saw it.”

In his post, Anas Bukhash explained that the accident occurred strangely and completely randomly.

He said, “The fire happened strangely.

We had finished filming, and while we were saying goodbye to the guests, I heard someone scream, “There’s a car on fire.”

The strange thing is that I felt it was my car even before I saw it.

I walked calmly to make sure, and it was indeed my car.”

Bukhash noted that he was initially hesitant to publish the details of the accident but decided to share the experience to demonstrate that “life isn’t just about beautiful moments but also includes difficult ones.”

“A technical glitch saved our lives.”

The Emirati journalist considered that what happened made him reflect on how lucky people can be sometimes, revealing that a slight delay saved him and his team from a certain disaster.

He continued: “If the technical glitch in the recording hadn’t caused the delay, we would have been inside the car when the fire broke out.

Even if we had been a few more minutes late, we would have been in the middle of it. Thank God the incident occurred at this time, in this place, and in this manner.”

He added that the presence of construction workers on-site contributed to the initial control of the fire, as they used fire extinguishers they had on hand. He expressed his gratitude that the incident occurred in a place where there was assistance, rather than while driving or near his home.

Concluding his remarks, Bukhash reassured his audience, saying, “Thank God, we are fine and safe. Thank you to everyone who sent me messages to check on me. I apologize if I was unable to respond to some.”