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Saudi Arabia Fines Up to SAR20,000 for Unauthorized Hajj Pilgrims

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•On May 26, Saudi police arrested 57 individuals found in a concealed truck compartment trying to enter Makkah without permits.
•The Saudi Interior Ministry announced on May 25 that anyone performing Hajj without a permit faces fines up to SAR20,000.
•On May 25, 33 expatriates were apprehended while attempting illegal entry into Makkah.
•The Interior Minister reviewed preparations for pilgrims' movement to Arafat on May 25, emphasizing organized pilgrimage management.

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▸If Saudi authorities increase enforcement of Hajj permit regulations unauthorized entries will decline, improving safety and crowd control during the pilgrimage for all pilgrims.

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MEArab Times (Kuwait)Video: 57 Arrested After Attempting to Enter Makkah in Hidden Truck Compartment Without Hajj Permits MESaudi GazetteInterior minister reviews preparations for pilgrims' movement to Arafat MEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Saudi Interior Ministry Announces Fine of up to SAR20,000 for Anyone Performing Hajj without Permit MESaudi Gazette

Saudi authorities arrested 57 people attempting to enter Makkah in a hidden truck compartment without Hajj permits. The Interior Ministry enforces fines up to SAR20,000 to regulate pilgrimage numbers and maintain safety during Hajj. This follows the apprehension of 33 expatriates trying to enter Makkah illegally, showing continued efforts to control unauthorized access.