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Three Filipino residents arrested in Yanbu for violating fishing regulations

Yanbu Border Guard patrols detained three Filipino residents for breaching maritime safety and fishing regulations.

Three Filipino residents arrested in Yanbu for violating fishing regulations

Three Filipinos have been arrested in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, for engaging in illegal fishing activities within the country's territorial waters. The Border Guard Coastal Patrols apprehended the individuals for operating without the necessary permits and utilizing prohibited equipment. Legal proceedings have been initiated against the suspects in collaboration with the relevant authorities.

The Border Guard has called on the public to comply with regulations safeguarding aquatic life and to report any environmental or wildlife violations by contacting the emergency numbers 911 in Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province, and 994 elsewhere in the Kingdom. All reports will be handled confidentially, and reporters will not be held responsible.

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