Border Guard detains four for violating marine safety rules in Yanbu
Saudi Border Guard patrols in Yanbu detained four citizens for breaching marine safety regulations, including fishing without a permit and using banned equipment.
Saudi Border Guard authorities in the Yanbu region of the Madinah province have apprehended four individuals for contravening marine safety guidelines. The detainees faced charges encompassing unauthorized fishing and the utilization of prohibited equipment. The Border Guard's official X account reported that the violations took place within Saudi territorial waters.
Upon apprehension, the offenders were subject to legal proceedings in collaboration with pertinent authorities. The Border Guard issued a cautionary statement to the public, emphasizing the importance of adhering to regulations aimed at safeguarding marine resources. They also encouraged citizens to report any violations impacting the environment or wildlife.
Reports could be submitted via a call to 911 in the Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, and Eastern regions, or to 994 in other parts of the Kingdom. The Border Guard assured that all reports would be managed discreetly, with no repercussions for the informant.
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