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Saudi: Fine of SR50,000, 6-months jail for transporting Hajj pilgrims without permit

The Siasat Daily 13 Jul 2021
Riyadh. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Monday announced the imposition of a fine of 50,000 Saudi Riyals (Rs 9,93,053) and six-month jail on anyone who is caught transporting pilgrims without Hajj permits ... The penalty is doubled if transportation is available to more than one pilgrim ... You can also download our app for Android and iOS. .
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Saudi Arabia: Woman fined SR50,000 for advising friend to leave husband

Gulf News 01 Apr 2021
Abu Dhabi.. A Saudi woman has been fined SR50,000 for miscounseling her friend and urging her to find a better husband, the Jeddah Criminal Court has ruled ... Lawyers described the court ruling as a unique judicial precedent ... .
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COVID-19: Careless pet owners face fines of up to SR50,000 in Saudi Arabia

Gulf News 18 May 2020
Cairo ... Those “cruel” practices violate regulations related to care for animals and are liable for a fine of up to SR50,000, it added ... “Don’t forget them during the curfew ... Sign up for Coronavirus Newsletter ... Subscribe ... .
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Careless pet owners face fines up to SR50,000 in Saudi Arabia

Gulf News 18 May 2020
1 of 6. Saudi authorities have warned that carelessness towards pets is punishable by a fine of up to 50,000 riyals ... Image Credit. Reuters. 2 of 6 ... Reuters. 3 of 6. “Don’t forget them during the curfew ... Image Credit. Reuters. 4 of 6 ... Image Credit. Reuters ... Reuters ... Reuters. .
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Saudi Arabia allocates SR50 billion for private sector support

Arab News 16 Apr 2020
JEDDAH. Saudi Arabia has allocated SR50 billion to support the private sector as part of its package of initiatives approved by King Salman on Wednesday aimed at mitigating economic repercussions from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) ... Support for the private sector before these new measures exceeded SR70 billion ... Health Ministry spokesman Dr ... ....
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