What did the earthquake-affected Syrian child request from the Saudi rescue official?

 What did the earthquake-affected Syrian child request from the Saudi rescue official?

This month, the earthquake in Syria and Turkey destroyed many thousands of lives, more than 50 thousand people died in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, while millions were injured and left homeless.

The earthquake victims also include war-affected Syrian children, with the help of which the rescue personnel are taking various measures to comfort them.

The Syrian child made a request to an official of the rescue team of Saudi Arabia who reached to help the earthquake victims, which was also fulfilled.

  When a child named Nabeel Saeed was rescued by the Saudi rescue team, the child expressed his wish while talking to the rescue official.

The child said that he wants to see Portugal's star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo playing live in front of his eyes as he is his favorite footballer.

The official was asked who he would like to take with him to watch Saudi Arabia Ronaldo's match? On which Nabil Saeed said that I wanted to take my father and mother with me but my father has died.

Turkey: Earthquake victims Why did 2 children refuse to take the 'chocolate' given by volunteers?

As a result of the February 6 earthquake in Turkey and Syria, the death toll has exceeded 43,000, where thousands have lost their lives and millions have been displaced.

For the past two weeks, heartbreaking scenes have been appearing on foreign media including the Turkish media and now a similar video has been released by the Turkish press on social media which has melted the hearts of the viewers.
The video shows two Turkish children who are given chocolates by volunteers but both children refuse to take them.
When the volunteers give the chocolate, the child in the yellow jacket says 'I won't eat it', the volunteer insists on eating it, and the other child returns the chocolate and says 'give it to others'.
Volunteers question him, why should we give it to others? To this, the child in the black jacket replies that 'these chocolates should be given to others so that they too can eat them'.
The volunteer praises the child and says, "Don't you like it?" You take it, it's for them too, to which the child says 'I'd still like to leave it for others, you give it to someone else, it belongs to others.