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Saudi authorities detain man for grazing 20 camels in King Abdulaziz Reserve

Saudi environmental security forces apprehended a man for illegally grazing 20 camels in a restricted area of King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve.

Saudi authorities detain man for grazing 20 camels in King Abdulaziz Reserve

Saudi authorities have apprehended an individual for illegally grazing 20 camels in a restricted area of King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve. The Saudi Special Forces for Environmental Security made the arrest, citing violations of environmental regulations. Legal proceedings have been initiated against the offender, with a clear warning that grazing camels in prohibited zones is punishable by law.

The penalty for such an offense can amount to 500 riyals per animal. The environmental security forces have urged the public to report any environmental or wildlife violations by contacting emergency services in specific regions across the Kingdom. They emphasized that all reports will be kept confidential and that informants will not face any legal repercussions.

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