Environmental Security Forces Arrest Four Foreign Nationals for Illegal Exploitation in Makkah
The Special Forces for Environmental Security have apprehended four foreign individuals violating environmental regulations in the Makkah region. These suspects, hailing from Pakistan, Egypt, and Yemen, were caught exploiting soil deposits without the necessary permits. Legal measures have been enacted against them as part of the enforcement process.
The Special Forces reported that authorities seized four pieces of equipment utilized for the unauthorized excavation and transportation of soil. This operation underscores the commitment to safeguarding the environment and the importance of adhering to environmental laws.
In an effort to promote vigilance and encourage public participation, the Special Forces urged residents to report any activities that threaten the environment or wildlife. Residents in Makkah, Medina, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province can report such violations by contacting 911, while those in other regions of the Kingdom can reach out via 999 or 996.
This incident highlights the ongoing efforts by Saudi authorities to clamp down on illegal activities that can have detrimental effects on the ecosystem. The government remains steadfast in its commitment to enforcing environmental laws, and the public’s cooperation is deemed essential in preserving the natural resources of the Kingdom.
