Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Q: By Muna Ahmed 
  
 A father of a 20-year-old girl let his daughter drown, stopping life guards from rescuing her. 
  
 He preferred that his daughter die rather than she be touched by a strange man, according to a top official. 
  
 Speaking to Emirates 24|7, Lt. Col Ahmed Burqibah, Deputy Director of Dubai Police’s Search and Rescue Department, recounting some of the worst incidents he had encountered in his tenure, said that this incident took place at a beach in Dubai. 
  
 “This is one of the incidents which I cannot forget. 
  
 Lt. Col Ahmed Burqibah, Deputy Director of Dubai Police’s Search and Rescue Department said that this incident took place at a beach in Dubai. (Supplied) 
  
 “It shocked me and many others who were involved in the case. 
  
 “The Asian father took his wife and kids to the beach for picnic and fun. 
  
 “The kids were swimming in the beach when suddenly, the 20-year-old girl started drowning and screaming for help. 
  
 “Two rescue men were at the beach, and they rushed to help the girl. 
  
 “However, there was one obstacle which prevented them from reaching the girl and helping her. 
  
 “This obstacle was the belief of this Asian man who considered that if these men touched his daughter, then this would dishonour her. It cost him the life of his daughter.” 
  
 Lt. Col. Burqibah added that the father of the girl did not want the rescue men to touch his daughter as they were strange men. 
  
 “The father was a tall and strong man. He started pulling and preventing the rescue men and got violent with them. He told them that he prefers his daughter being dead than being touched by a strange man.” 
  
 He pointed out that this delay and fight with the girl’s father cost the girl her life. She drowned. 
  
 “She died unfortunately, at a time when she had a chance to live, especially that the rescue men were so close to her to pull her out of the water.” 
  
 Lt. Col. Burqibah added that the girl’s father was later arrested by Dubai Police for stopping the rescue team from saving his daughter’s life and doing their job. 
  
 “He was prosecuted and sued by the concerned authorities.” 
  
 The incident happened many years ago. ||||| Story of an Asian father whose daughter drowned in the sea after he allegedly stopped lifeguards from saving her dates back almost two decades 
  
 When news editors across the land facing a slow news day on Monday saw the story of a father who let his daughter drown in Dubai because he “didn’t want strange men touching her”, they surely couldn’t believe their luck. 
  
 The Mail, Telegraph, Metro and even Sky News all jumped on the story, which came via Agence France Press. 
  
 However, Monkey is told that classifying the story as “news” might be stretching it a little. 
  
 Apparently the article – which originated on the website Emirates 24/7 – was from an interview in which lifeguards were asked to recount the strangest things that had happened to them. As someone who bothered to check out where it came from tells Monkey: “They mentioned this case of the Asian man who prevented his daughter’s rescue, but, and here’s the catch – it was from 1996.” 
  
 Perhaps it’s a case of any old news will do ... at least when there isn’t much news at all. |||||
A:
A search and rescue official in Dubai says it was one of the most disturbing cases of his career. The father of a 20-year-old woman let her drown rather than have her "dishonored" by being touched by male lifeguards, Lt. Col. Ahmed Burqibah, the deputy director of the Dubai Police's Search and Rescue Department, tells Emirates 24/7. Burqibah says the shocking incident happened at a Dubai beach and involved a man he describes as "Asian." He says the lifeguards rushed to help when they heard the woman's screams and they would have been able to save her if the father hadn't fought them. "The father was a tall and strong man. He started pulling and preventing the rescue men and got violent with them," Burqibah says. "He told them that he prefers his daughter being dead than being touched by a strange man." It's not clear exactly when the incident happened (one report suggests it might have actually happened in 1996), but Burqibah says the father was arrested and prosecuted for preventing rescuers from doing their job. A safety official at the Dubai Festival City development tells Hotelier Middle East that while "cultural sensitivities" make it important to hire female lifeguards, the community needs to realize that male lifeguards must be allowed to act when necessary. (A Colorado man who felt something unusual brush his foot saved a 3-year-old from drowning.)