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Saudi border guards keep watch along the border with Yemen in the al-Khobh area in the southern Jizan province. (AFP file photo)

Saudi Arabia intensifies crackdown on human traffickers, residency violators

  • The report said that 116,908 people were arrested while trying to cross the border into the Kingdom: 43 percent were Yemeni citizens, 54 percent were Ethiopians and 3 percent were other nationalities
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