Sanctions against those who violate Hajj’s rules

The Saudi Interior Ministry on Monday announced that 12 expatriates and 8 citizens were arrested at the gates of Mecca al -Mukarama city; They violated Haj’s terms and instructions by transferring 60 violators who did not take permits to perform rituals.

The Ministry has issued the right to the ministry’s right to the decisions of carriers, shareholders and transferred committees through seasonal administrative committees, including prison penalties and financial penalties, including 100,000 reals, carriers defamation and expatriates of the exile and the exclusion of the expatriates of the kingdom, and to prevent them from entering the kingdom with no permission.

The Inner Ministry has called for all citizens and expatriates to adhere to the provisions and instructions of Hajj to enjoy the guests in maintaining their fees in security and security.

Saudi Arabia constantly warns Hajj’s instructions and regulations that are aimed at maintaining the safety and security of the pilgrims, and calls on those who have been violated to make their customs easier and reassure.

Saudi security officers had earlier started violating Haj’s instructions that requested permission to perform rituals, and allowed penalties and violations on them.

She called for the initiative to report Haj systems and instructions by calling Mecca Al -Mukarama, Al -Madina Al -Munawara, Riyadh, Sharkia and 999 in 999 areas.

With the exception of the “Hajz visa”, the Saudi Internal Ministry restores the authority to perform the visas of all kinds and names visas to its holder.

A fine of 100,000 Rials ($ 26.6,000) is fined, with multiple people, against everyone or against everyone who is trying to transfer all visual visas, with the aim of distributing them to Mecca al -mukarama and sacred places, and to confiscate the land transportation that can be briefed.

Everyone who tries to seize or manage Haj without permission is fined 20 thousand Reals ($ 5.3,000), and others who are trying to enter Mecca and Holi sites until June 10.