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The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of <strong>12,192</strong> illegal residents from April <strong>16</strong> to <strong>22</strong>. The arrests included <strong>1,454</strong> individuals attempting to cross the borders into the Kingdom, with a significant number of detainees being Ethiopian and Yemeni nationals.
A shocking murder occurred in Al-Dawasir, Saudi Arabia, where a Yemeni man killed his relative inside his room at his sponsor's farm. The incident has raised questions about the motives and circumstances surrounding the crime.
Saudi authorities have apprehended <strong>11,967</strong> individuals violating residency and labor laws as part of a comprehensive campaign to enhance security and combat illegal infiltration. This initiative comes at a critical time as the Kingdom seeks to regulate the labor market and improve security conditions.