Saudi authorities arrest 16,161 illegals in one week

Saudi authorities arrest 16,161 illegals in one week
Saudi authorities arrest 16,161 illegals in one week

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Jeddah - Yasmine El Tohamy - RIYADH: Makkah police have arrested two Egyptian residents for promoting a fraudulent Hajj campaign through social media, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday.

The campaign falsely promised accommodation, transportation, and securing a sacrifice for pilgrims.

Authorities apprehended the individuals, took legal action, and referred them to the Public Prosecution, SPA reported.

The Directorate of Public Security urges citizens and residents to remain vigilant and avoid responding to suspicious online advertisements.

These ads may offer services such as performing Hajj on behalf of others, securing and distributing sacrifices, selling Hajj bracelets, or providing transportation.

These scams often involve fictitious entities and individuals whose sole purpose is to deceive and defraud potential pilgrims, the SPA said.

Authorities warn that individuals caught engaging in such fraudulent activities will be penalized by the law.

To ensure a safe and legitimate Hajj experience, the Directorate of Public Security asks citizens and residents to comply with official Hajj regulations and instructions.

It also advises people to report suspected violations by calling the designated numbers: 911 in Makkah, Riyadh, and Eastern Province regions, and 999 in all other regions of Saudi Arabia.

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