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According to the Department of Traffic, most people leave the vehicle in a start-up position and are easily blown away by the thieves on the spot. Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has witnessed an increase in car theft cases. In this regard, the Saudi Department of Traffic says that the main reason for the increase in car theft cases is that most people are parked on the off-road car in the state of irresponsibility. People in the hunt for opportunity steal the car. However, in accordance with traffic rules, leaving a vehicle in a start position is a traffic violation, which carries a fine of 100 to 150 Saudi riyals. The interesting thing is that if a person steals a locked and locked engine, he is severely punished. However, if a person steals a start-up vehicle, he does not face a more severe punishment. Because leaving the vehicle in the start position is the owner's fault, which motivates the thief to perform the accident. According to the Department of Traffic, most people leave their car...

The three youths fought with Kuwaiti personnel on the ground floor of Saudi Arabia's Kuwaiti border and attacked an officer with a sharp weapon. Kuwait Kuwaiti newspaper 'Al-Ra'i' reports that three Saudi little boys were arrested for allegedly quarreling with a Kuwaiti military official and then attacking him with a sharp weapon. According to details 3 Saudi boys aged 19, 17 years and 16 years. Leaving Kuwait on his car for recreation. When he arrived at Al-Salimi's ground checkpoint to enter Kuwait, there was bitter words from a Kuwaiti official on his duty, after which a Saudi boy came out of the car and pulled a sharp object out of the car. Kuwaiti official attacked. According to Kuwaiti sources, Kuwaiti officials sought documents from the Saudi boys during the immigration process and they used bad language ahead. The same thing became bitter word on both sides, which then turned into a regular regular battle dispute. A young man pulled a sharp device out of the...

Riyadh is a large region of Saudi Arabia consisting of uninhabited and inhabited deserts. The absence of rivers and canals in this state has always been the scarcity of water. People mostly get water from wells. Elsewhere the weird springs also appear. Most of the people depend on the water collected after the rain. However, this time the country is facing a drought threat due to the lack of rainfall. These days, Saudi farmers and shepherds are seeing a lot of trouble because of no rain. At the moment, it is feared that if there was no rain, farmers would lose hundreds of millions of reeds in total and it would be difficult for the shepherds to raise their flocks if the grass did not grow. That is why the state is currently having a troubled environment. Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdul Aziz has appealed to all Saudi and local Afghans to pray for the rain next Thursday. King Salman said in a special message that whenever there was no rain in the state of Madinah, the Prophet Is...

Starting December 20, 2019, flights to Pakistani cities Karachi, Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar and Multan will begin. Jeddah : Jeddah's newly built King Abdul Aziz International Airport has become the focus of the world, with flights to Pakistan soon due to its extensive airports. In this regard, Saudi newspaper 24 reported that international flights to Jeddah's new airport were to start under six stages. The first two steps have been completed. Currently there are international flights departing from Terminal One for Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudi Arabia) to Arbil, Sharm El Sheikh, Oman and Alexandria. Also, there are flights to 21 domestic and 7 international airports. On November 3, 2019, the third phase will begin flights to Athens, Rome, Frankfurt, Geneva, Munich, Milan and Vienna. The fourth phase will begin on November 15, 2019, with flights departing for Beirut, Kuwait, Khartoum, Nairobi, Dammam, Qasim and Cairo. The fifth phase will start from December 10, 2019, under whi...

A passenger's ID card and other documents were burnt during the bus-firing. In Madina, the bus of the Umrah pilgrims suffered a devastating accident in Madinah, killing 35 people and injuring 4 others. Identifying the casualties in the crash was a troubling step as passenger ID cards and other documents were burnt down during the fire that broke out in the bus. However, the problem was solved that the DNA of the burial bodies was being done. In this regard, a Saudi newspaper said that the identity of the dead Umara pilgrims in the bus accident is in progress. Nine Pakistanis were also killed in the incident, whose administration has obtained DNA samples from the relatives of the deceased Pakistanis in order to identify the bodies. Upon identification, the bodies of the loved ones will be handed over to the survivors. In this regard, the Health Ministry said that identification of the bodies could only be made possible by DNA after the identity documents of the passengers were burnt...

Government releases shelves to 8 million illegal residents in the country Jeddah  Saudi Arabia offers financial and moral support to the poor and poor throughout the world. Every year, hundreds of millions of rails are sent to people in aid countries. According to the Saudi Press Agency, the World Conference held under the UN Refugee Commission in Geneva has been highly praised by Saudi Arabia. At this global conference, Saudi Arabia was represented by the Deputy Head of the Saudi Human Rights Commission, Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah Al Khayel. He told conference attendees that human rights are highly respected and respected in the Saudi state. Because the practice of Saudi Arabia rests on the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah, which urges human beings to treat equality. The Saudi government is doing its part to help the poor in various areas around the world. Abdul Aziz al-Khalil said that 50,000 people have been issued citizenship on the basis of humanitarian sympathy in Saudi Arabia...

According to the meteorological department, heavy rains, strong winds and thunderstorms will occur in most places from Wednesday to Sunday. Jeddah: Saudi Arabia received heavy rains in several areas including Mecca region yesterday. There was snow in the area especially. The Saudi Meteorological Department has warned that weather will remain uncertain in most parts of the state. In some areas, heavy rains can cause flooding. Be careful, especially in Makkah. The valleys and lowland areas should not be avoided, as the accumulation of large quantities of water can lead to a serious situation. Citizens should not park vehicles near trees and neon sign during high winds, and passers-by should also exercise caution when passing. Use caution when traveling to urban areas, especially in the next few days. While in many areas, there will be thunderstorms, so the patients, especially the respirators, should be confined to the houses. In addition to the coastal areas of Makkah, Jazan, Asir, Baha...

Hundreds of weapons were destroyed near the Houthis in the past 15 days, according to Arab coalition spokesman Colonel Turkey. Riyadh: Colonel Turkey al-Maliki, spokesman for the Arab Union for Yemen, claims that the Houthi militia has been severely damaged during the past 15 days, as a result of various attacks by coalition forces. 881 Houthi soldiers have been killed in two weeks. While heavy shipment of weapons they have also been destroyed. This he said during a press conference in Riyadh yesterday. According to Colonel Turkey, the Houthi militia suffered heavy casualties as a result of coalition operations from September 16 to 30. He added that the Houthi militia launched a large number of ballistic missiles and drones at Yemen's separate commission. The shipment has been collected, which aims to target maritime transport in the region so that it can be immensely detrimental to global ocean trade. And spread terror through terrorist operations in the region. Responding to a qu...

The Saudi Foreign Minister said that no message was sent to Iran for reconciliation Riyadh  Saudi Arabia's Foreign Affairs Minister Adil al-Jabir has refused to send messages to Iran. Saudi Foreign Minister says no message has been sent to Saudi Arabia for talks with Saudi officials. The Iranian government spokesman's claim in this regard is not factual. Saudi Arabia wants to show restraint in matters with brotherly countries, Adil al-Jabir said in a tweet posted on Twitter. And a message has been conveyed to the Brotherhood countries that Riyadh wants security and stability in the region. Who is trying to spread aggression and chaos. Al-Jazeera added that Saudi Arabia has and will not talk to Yemen with the Iranian government. Yemen's case is for the Yemeni people. If the Iranian government wants peace in Yemen, why have they not provided funds for constructive development there? Iran's government spokesman Ali Rabiyeh claims that Saudi Arabia has sent messages to Iran...

The investment will be made in petrochemicals, mining, minerals, agriculture, infrastructure and other sectors. Saudi Arabia Ambassador to New Delhi Dr. Saud bin Mohammed Al-Thati, in an interview to the Indian News Agency 'Press Trust of India', said that Saudi Arabia has 100 in India. Billion dollars worth of investment has already begun. The investment will be made in petrochemicals, mining, minerals, agriculture, infrastructure and other sectors. Saudi Arabia's ambassador said in the interview that his country is evaluating investments in other sectors including oil, gas and mining for long-term relations and partnerships. Because Saudi Arabia views India as an attractive investment destination. Later, the relations between the two countries will be further strengthened in the energy sector. Aramco will invest in India's oil supply, marketing, petrochemicals and refineries refineries. A partnership with Reliance Group in Maharashtra in this regard will result in a $...

Another 200 US troops will be deployed soon Riyadh Saudi website Lessons reported that Patriot battery and radar system will be installed soon in Saudi Arabia. In addition, 200 more troops will be deployed by the US to Saudi Arabia soon. This claim is made in the light of a Pentagon statement by the Web site that states that Saudi Arabia's Prince Prince Mohammed bin Salman and US Secretary of Defense Mike Asper have had a telephonic connection after which the US The Defense Ministry has decided that the US will soon install Patriot batteries and 4 radar systems in Saudi Arabia and 200 more US troops are being sent. The Patriot missiles will have additional batteries as well as advanced defense systems. It also has the possibility of a 'THAD' missile system. The US Defense Minister assured that the United States would offer the assistance Saudi Arabia needs to defend itself. According to a Pentagon statement, further steps are being taken by the United States to strengthen S...

Under the scheme launched last Ramadan, more than a thousand prisoners have been released so far. Riyadh Hundreds of Pakistanis were released from jail due to 'Firjat' scheme launched to release prisoners in Saudi Arabia. The Firjat name scheme was launched last Ramadan under which more than a thousand prisoners have been released so far. In the first five days of the scheme, which began in Ramadan, more than 200 prisoners were released because of it. The Saudi newspaper Interior Ministry cited the Saudi Interior Ministry as saying that under the scheme, 40 million rials were collected, resulting in the release of 1,000 prisoners, including both local and foreign prisoners. According to the Interior Ministry, the purpose of the scheme was to help prisoners who are being imprisoned due to fines or non-payment of debts, and not involved in any serious or criminal case. Both local and foreign prisoners can benefit from this scheme. Special bank accounts have been issued by the gov...

However, it is necessary for foreign tourists to wear proper clothing Riyadh The abdomen for female tourists in Saudi Arabia has been abolished. The move was taken at the behest of the Saudi government. According to the Saudi newspaper, under the tourism program, amendments have been made to the stringent rules of the government regarding the dress of women, under which women coming from abroad will not be obliged to wear abaya. Foreign women will be allowed to travel the country in proper clothing. Saudi Arabia's head of tourism affairs Ahmad al-Khatib says tourist visas allow access to many cultural heritage sites and archeological sites, but Madina Munorah and other places will be reserved for Muslim visitors only. It should be noted that the number of women guides is also increasing due to the increase in tourism activities in Saudi Arabia. Hundreds of women have also stepped into the tour guide area. Hundreds of women have completed their training as guides and are now waiting...

Clicking on this doodle brings up photos, videos and articles about Saudi Arabia's national day. Google Doodle was also decorated with the Saudi flag on Saudi Arabia's Day Riyadh celebrates the 89th National Day of Saudi Arabia with much fanfare. On this occasion, the Google Doodle was also decorated with the Saudi flag. On this Google Doodle, the Saudi flag appeared to wave with full glory. Clicking on this doodle brings up photos, videos and articles about Saudi Arabia's national day. Saudi social media users praised Google for planting the national flag of Saudi Arabia. And it shows that Google is also bringing Saudi Arabia's national day of happiness to another world. Saudi Arabia was the first stampede on Google Doodle in 2018 last year. While earlier in 2017, Doodle was decorated with various Saudi costumes in Abu Dhabi and Abaya on Saudi Arabia. It should be noted that Saudi Arabia's 89th birth anniversary celebrations continue from September 19, 2019 and con...

Riyadh gangsters arrested for plundering 2 million rials from foreigners have seized money from two Sudanese businessmen in Al-Arabiya area. Those who lodged a robbery report in Saudi Arabia found themselves in great difficulty Riyadh Riaz police have arrested an international robbery gang robbing a foreigner during an operation. According to Saudi website Urgel, Riaz police spokesman Shakir Bin al-Tawajiri said two of the five arrested were from Saudi Arabia, two from Yemen and one from African country Chad. The men are between 30 and 40 years old. The five accused have formed a gang to rob. A few days ago, two Sudanese citizens filed a report at a local police station that they were passing through Riyadh's Al-Muhalla area with more than two million riyals, and suddenly five people were attacked and with the money they had. The bags were taken away and fled. Police started searching the attackers and searching for them. In this connection, help was also made with close circuit TV...

Aramco employees have been asked not to share photos of any oil installations or under construction project on social media. The Saudi Oil Company warned all employees of the dangerous consequences Security has been alerted to all sensitive installations across the state following drone and missile attacks on Riyadh Saudi oil installations a few days ago. While Aramco warns all its employees not to send photos or video clips of any of Aramco's oil installations or under construction projects to their relatives or acquaintances on social media. Because they can go viral, subtle elements can benefit. According to Aramco, if an employee is working on any installation or project site, he should not make any depiction of the location of this duty and send it to anyone and not tell anyone about it via text message. Because doing so will allow the details and location of sensitive installations to be exploited by miscreants who can take advantage of this and try to target oil installation...