MOI arrests 46 wanted persons, violators in Sabah Al-Salem security crackdown
The Ministry of Interior announced on Tuesday that an extensive security campaign in the Sabah Al-Salem area resulted in the arrest of 46 wanted individuals and law violators. The operation also involved 212 enforcement actions, including security checks, traffic measures and inspections by government authorities.
The campaign was conducted by the Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate Security Directorate in coordination with the relevant authorities as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen security and enforce the law.
According to a Ministry statement, those arrested included 22 wanted individuals and missing persons, 21 residency law violators, two people who could not produce identification documents and one person found in possession of narcotics.
The campaign also resulted in the issuance of 61 traffic violations, the impounding of nine abandoned vehicles and the establishment of 39 security checkpoints and patrol points.
As part of the coordinated inspection operations, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry recorded 44 violations, while the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition detected seven violations and the Public Authority for Manpower recorded six.
The Ministry confirmed that the relevant authorities would take the necessary legal measures against those arrested and the violators, with each authority acting within its respective jurisdiction.
