Special environmental security forces continued to track down those who violate the environment and wildlife and arrested citizens who violated environmental regimes. Legal proceedings were brought against him for the violation of grazing nine camels in areas where grazing is prohibited in the Royal Imam Abdulaziz Bin Mohammed Reserve.
The military confirmed that the fine for camel grazing is 500 riyals per camel, and called on people to report any incidents indicating attacks on the environment or wildlife, and acknowledged that all reports will be treated as completely confidential without any liability on the part of reporters.
The military also arrested and instituted legal proceedings against a citizen who set fire to undesignated areas within the Tuwaiku Nature Reserve and failed to follow vegetation protection instructions and guidelines.
The military confirmed that the penalty for setting fire outside of designated areas in forests and national parks is a fine of up to (3,000) riyals.
The Environmental Safety Task Force continues to track down environmental and wildlife violators and arrested a citizen who violated environmental regulations by allowing nine camels to graze in a prohibited grazing area of the Royal Imam Abdulaziz Bin Mohammed Reserve. Legal proceedings were brought against him.
The military confirmed that the fine for camel grazing is a fine of 500 riyals per camel and called on the public to report any incidents indicating violations of the environment or wildlife, stating that all reports will be treated with complete confidentiality and that the reporter will not be held liable in any way.
The military also arrested a citizen who lit a fire in an undesignated area within the Tuwaiku Nature Reserve and did not comply with vegetation protection guidelines and instructions, and initiated legal proceedings against him.
The military confirmed that the penalty for starting a fire in an undesignated area within a forest or national park is a fine of up to (3,000) riyals.
