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RIYADH: A total of 25,533 people were arrested between Sept. 11 and 17 for violating residency, labor and border security laws, according to a report by the Saudi Press Agency.

This included 1,391 people who were apprehended while trying to cross into ����ֱ��, with 31 arrested for trying to leave the Kingdom illegally.

The Ministry of Interior recorded a total of 21,638 violations over the course of the week, including 12,958 related to residency laws, 4,540 to border security regulations and 4,140 to labor laws.

Statistics published by the SPA stated that 54 percent of those attempting to cross the border illegally were Yemeni nationals, while 45 percent were from Ethiopia and 1 percent from other countries. Nineteen people involved in transporting, sheltering and employing violators were arrested.

The SPA reported that 32,149 expatriates — 29,265 men and 2,884 women — are currently the subject of legal procedures. Those arrested were instructed to contact the relevant embassies or consulates to obtain the proper travel documents.

In addition, 1,610 were advised to make travel arrangements, and 13,375 were repatriated.

The ministry stressed that anyone who facilitates the illegal entry of individuals into the Kingdom, transports them within its territory, or provides them with shelter, assistance, or any other service may face penalties of up to 15 years in prison and a fine of up to SAR1 million. Vehicles used for transport and properties used for shelter may also be confiscated.

The ministry emphasized that such acts constitute major crimes and urged the public to report any violations by calling 911 in Makkah, Riyadh, and the Eastern regions, or 999 and 996 in other parts of the Kingdom.

DUBAI: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) has launched a series of wide-ranging humanitarian programs across three countries this week, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). 
In Port Sudan, KSrelief medical teams have begun a voluntary plastic-surgery campaign to treat burns and congenital deformities. Seventeen volunteer doctors and specialists are participating in the effort, which has already examined 23 cases and successfully performed 25 complex surgical operations.
The project is part of KSrelief’s medical volunteer program designed to bring advanced care to areas where specialized services are scarce.
Meanwhile, in Yemen's Hadhramaut Governorate, KSrelief is addressing unemployment and economic hardship through its career paths project. The center has distributed vocational kits to 80 young men and women, equipping them with the tools and skills to launch small, income-generating businesses.
Officials said the initiative is intended to raise living standards and foster self-reliance, offering long-term solutions beyond immediate aid.
Whilst, in Sidon, Lebanon, KSrelief teams distributed 773 food parcels, reaching 3,865 individuals in disadvantaged communities. This assistance is part of ����ֱ��’s ongoing food aid distribution program, which aims to ease the impact of economic and political crises on vulnerable families.