Al-Marsad Newspaper: A security man was shot dead during a security raid on drug dealers of Abyssinian nationality in Jeddah on Tuesday. In detail, the chief sergeant of the security patrols, Muhammad bin Abdul Latif Al-Ajlan, was killed during a security raid on the drug gang in the Al-Adl neighborhood in Jeddah at dawn on … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority at Jeddah Islamic Port managed to thwart an attempt to smuggle a quantity of Captagon pills amounting to (1,395,930) pills, which were found hidden in a consignment that came to the Kingdom through the port. The authority stated that a consignment of “wooden planks” had been received, … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The Criminal Court in Jeddah convicted 18 defendants, including 17 male and female citizens, in addition to a resident of Syrian nationality, who used and possessed 8 types of drugs after they took a chalet as a place to gather. The sources stated, according to “Okaz” newspaper, that the conviction verdict included the … Read more
Raja Salameh, brother of Lebanon’s central bank governor, has been summoned by a team of European judges who are investigating financial crimes and money laundering involving over $330 million. French judge Aude Buresi led the delegation, which questioned Salameh in Beirut as part of inquiries into financial transfers outside Lebanon and transactions conducted by Forry … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: An official at King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah announced free scholarships for Omani students to study at the university in exchange for many privileges. An Omani person documented a video clip, confirming that study, accommodation, housing and airline tickets are all free, pointing out that this is an opportunity for every Omani student … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The official spokesman for the General Directorate for Drug Control, Major Marwan Al-Hazmi, stated that the security follow-up of drug smuggling and promotion networks that target the security of the Kingdom and its youth resulted in thwarting an attempt to smuggle (12,729,000) tablets of the narcotic amphetamine hidden in a shipment of pomegranate … Read more
Several Asian nations are racing to evacuate their citizens from Sudan amid the heavy fighting between rival military factions in the capital city of Khartoum. As more than 420 people have been killed and over 3,700 injured, millions of Sudanese people are left without basic services. Foreign governments have intensified efforts to evacuate their stranded … Read more
The family of missing UK woman Fatima Mohamed-Ali has launched a fresh appeal for information seven years after her disappearance. The last known location of Mohamed-Ali was in her Sussex neighbourhood, where she was caught on CCTV leaving her home to walk down a nearby street close to 8 a.m. The family is working with … Read more
The Ukraine crisis has been a prolonged conflict that has divided the international community, and has recently brought together the foreign ministers of China and Russia. The two nations have been closely watching the developments in Ukraine, as it has major implications for regional stability and geopolitics. The meeting between the foreign ministers is significant … Read more
Al-Saidan Mosque, which is located in the northern province of Al-Jouf, has been an important religious landmark for many years. And now, thanks to the vision of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the mosque is set to undergo a major renovation project that will help retain its historical significance, while also ensuring that … Read more