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Environmental security forces in Saudi Arabia have arrested four Saudi citizens for illegal hunting within King Salman Royal Reserve. According to the report, the suspects were found in possession of two air rifles and 15 wild animals. The Special Forces for Environmental Security conducted field patrols, which led to the detention of the individuals.

They have initiated legal proceedings and referred the suspects to the relevant authorities for further action. The authorities emphasized the importance of adhering to environmental laws and regulations, warning that hunting without a license is punishable by a fine of 10,000 riyals (SAR). Additional fines of 5,000 riyals apply for hunting in prohibited areas and specifically for hunting the turtle dove without a license.

The public is encouraged to report any environmental violations or incidents harming wildlife by contacting designated emergency numbers, with reports guaranteed to be handled confidentially.