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Saudi Arabia arrests 13,308 illegals in one week

Saudi Arabia arrests 13,308 illegals in one week

  • Report showed that among 572 people arrested for trying to enter the Kingdom illegally, 62 percent were Yemeni
By Arab News ·
KSA arrests thousands of illegals in one week. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia arrests 13,594 illegals in one week

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