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Saudi Arabia arrests over 21,950 illegal immigrants in one week

At least 1,421 people were found to be trying to illegally cross the border into Saudi Arabia, says Saudi Press Agency

by NWMNewsDesk
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The Saudi Ministry of Interior conducted inspection campaigns in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia between October 10 and October 16 to ensure compliance with the residency, labor, and border security laws….

The authorities found 13,186 people non-compliant with the laws of residency, 5,427 of border security, and 3,358 of labor laws across the country, as per an official report.

The SPA said 1,421 individuals were found attempting to illegally cross the border into the KSA. It said 34% of them were Yemenis, 64% Ethiopians, and 2% of other nationalities. Whereas, 53 people were arrested for trying to leave the Kingdom illegally.

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Furthermore, the ministry officials arrested 18 people involved in transporting, sheltering and employing violators.

The SPA said 8,370 people detained for violating laws were instructed to contact their countries’ embassies or consulates to obtain proper travel documentation. While, 2,054 of them were told to make booking arrangements for their departure, and 12,355 were repatriated.

A total of 15,775 immigrants (13,885 men and 1,890 women) “are currently undergoing procedures for enforcing regulations”, the news agency said.

The ministry stressed that such acts are major crimes that warrant arrest. It also urges people to report any violations by calling 911 in the Makkah, Riyadh, and eastern regions, and 999 and 996 in the rest of the Kingdom.

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