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Citizen Arrested In Shocking Illegal Wildlife Display Faces Up To 10 Years In Jail And A Massive Fine
The Wildlife National Center has been making significant strides in safeguarding and preserving wildlife across Saudi Arabia. Their latest effort, in partnership with Environmental Security, resulted in the arrest of a citizen caught illegally keeping and displaying endangered predators as pets. This action underscores the center’s commitment to enforcing wildlife protection laws and maintaining the natural balance in the Kingdom.
لحظة ضبط الأمن البيئي في الشرقية لمواطن مخالف لاقتنائه وعرضه كائنات فطرية مهددة بالانقراض، والغرامة تصل 30 مليون ريال.
— أخبار السعودية (@SaudiNews50) August 11, 2024
باشرت فرق التفتيش بالمركز بالتنسيق مع @SFES_KSA مخالفة اقتناء وعرض كائنات فطرية مفترسة في مدينة الدمام ما يعد مخالفة لنظام البيئة واللائحة التنفيذية لحماية الكائنات الفطرية ومنتجاتها ومشتقاتها، وتم نقل الكائنات إلى وحدة الإيواء التابعة للمركز في الرياض حيث تتلقى الرعاية المناسبة.… pic.twitter.com/zALnXrUmQb
— المركز الوطني لتنمية الحياة الفطرية (@NCW_center) August 11, 2024
The center monitors and addresses violations related to the possession and display of predatory animals, asserting that it will rigorously enforce regulations against offenders. It highlighted that owning and breeding these animals violates environmental laws and their executive regulations.
The center’s ban on possessing and displaying predators stems from a royal decree prohibiting the importation of such animals. Additionally, the presence of these wild predators poses risks, as they retain their predatory instincts, which can be dangerous to both their handlers and the community.
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