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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Special Forces for Environmental Security have arrested five expatriates for illegally exploiting natural deposits in the Eastern Province, seizing four pieces of equipment used to excavate and transport soil, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday. The suspects, nationals of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Yemen, were taken into custody for violating the Kingdom’s Environmental Law, with legal action initiated against them, according to the SPA report. The arrests are part of continuing enforcement operations by the SPES to protect the Kingdom’s natural resources…

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Saudi Arabia's Special Forces for Environmental Security arrested five expatriates from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Yemen for illegally exploiting natural deposits in the Eastern Province, seizing excavation equipment. This operation is part of a broader crackdown on environmental violations aimed at protecting the Kingdom's natural resources and enforcing environmental laws.

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