Hundreds of homeless boys and girls arrested in Saudi Arabia

Hundreds of homeless boys and girls arrested in Saudi Arabia According to police, the arrested boys and girls were walking in their streets during the curfew.

Riyadh: Hundreds of boys and girls were arrested in Saudi Arabia on charges of wandering. According to police, the arrested boys and girls were roaming the streets instead of staying at home during the curfew.

Mobile police teams have arrested the boys and girls for violating the curfew. According to Urdu News, Saudi authorities have arrested boys and girls who were roaming the neighborhoods, challenging the security measures taken to prevent the spread of the new corona virus.

They were fined for violating the curfew, while two foreigners were also arrested in Qasim for taking advantage of the curfew pass. According to newspaper 24, the Interior Ministry has released a video clip on Snap Chat's account showing It is learned that the security forces arrested the boys and girls who were roaming in the neighborhoods during the curfew and imposed fines on them for violating the curfew.

The video is from the northern part of Riyadh, where patrol personnel are monitoring every neighborhood to control curfew violations. It is to be noted that the Interior Ministry has issued a warning to evacuate homes in dire need during the curfew.

Exit is allowed. Violation of security measures is punishable by a fine of 10,000 riyals. According to the Saudi news agency SPA, Qasim police spokesman Badr al-Suhaibani said that two foreigners who took advantage of the curfew pass and stole his partner were arrested. Facilitating hidden travel. The foreigners were taken into custody and handed over to the public prosecution.