Environmental security forces apprehend violators in King Abdulaziz Reserve and Asir
Saudi environmental forces recorded violations in King Abdulaziz Reserve and Asir, including illegal camel grazing and unauthorized campfires, with penalties enforced.
Environmental security forces in Saudi Arabia have intercepted violators in King Abdulaziz Reserve and Asir, addressing infractions such as unauthorized camel grazing and unauthorized campfires. The Special Forces for Environmental Security have taken legal measures against these offenders. In King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve, a citizen was apprehended for grazing 80 camels in an area where grazing is prohibited.
The penalty for such an action is 500 riyals (SAR) per camel. In Asir, another citizen was arrested for lighting a fire outside designated zones, in violation of vegetation protection guidelines. The legal penalty for this offense can be up to 3,000 riyals. The Special Forces have urged citizens and residents to report any environmental or wildlife violations by dialing the emergency numbers 911 in the regions of Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province, or 999 and 996 in other parts of the Kingdom.
They assured that all reports will be kept strictly confidential, with no repercussions for the informant.
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