By Karuna Thapa
Kathmandu, April 24
Saudi Arabia has deported 11,647 unauthorized immigrants.
Foreign immigrants, as well as those who violate labor regulations and border security
standards, have been deported, according to the Directorate General of Passports.
Last year, security officers arrested 13,615 violators during a combined field operation
conducted by various security forces and Jawajat on April 14-20, according to Jawajat.
8,752 of them violated the Residency Act, 3,197 violated border security regulations, and over 1,666 broke labor laws.
A total of 106 persons were arrested while attempting to enter the state’s border, with Yemenis accounting for 47%, Ethiopians for 48%, and foreigners for 5%. While attempting to leave across the state boundary, 49 persons were arrested. In addition, 13 others have been detained for transporting and concealing the offenders.
More than 90,756 violators are presently subject to disciplinary actions, including 86,413 males and 4,343 women, with 79,078 violators being transferred to Saudi Arabian diplomatic posts to get travel papers in preparation for deportation. The device has declared.
According to the Interior Ministry, anyone who invades enables admission into the state,
transport, offers refuge, or provides any other support or service face a maximum penalty of 15 years in jail and a fine of one million Saudi riyals.
Saudi Arabia is said to have lately improved its campaign on migrant workers living in hiding after their visas expired, arresting and imprisoning hundreds of Nepalis working there illegally.
Within the last month, 30 Nepalis who had been imprisoned came home. While working
illegally in Saudi Arabia, he was arrested and imprisoned by the Saudi police and was deported with the help of the Nepali embassy there.
