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Security forces in Mecca have arrested five Afghan residents who attempted to enter the holy city on foot through a desert area without the necessary Hajj permits. Legal actions have been initiated against them.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced a fine of up to <strong>20,000 Riyals</strong> for individuals caught attempting to perform Hajj without the necessary permit. This decision aims to regulate the Hajj season and ensure the safety of pilgrims.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia has confirmed that obtaining a permit is essential for organizing crowds and ensuring the safety of pilgrims during the Hajj season. This announcement is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the pilgrimage experience and guarantee the safety of all attendees.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior has issued a stern warning against performing Hajj without a permit, emphasizing a fine of up to <strong>20,000 Riyals</strong>. The penalties include deportation of violators and a 10-year entry ban to the Kingdom.
The German Ministry of Defense has announced that men aged between <strong>17</strong> and <strong>45</strong> must obtain a permit from the military before staying abroad for more than <strong>three months</strong>. This decision aims to regulate military service and national obligations.