Makkah Police Arrest Man for Posting Fake Hajj Campaign Ads

The Makkah Region Police have arrested a Saudi citizen for disseminating fake and misleading Hajj campaign advertisements on social media.

The ads offered housing and transportation for pilgrims within the holy sites, with the intention of defrauding potential victims.

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Legal Action Taken

Following the arrest, the individual was referred to the Public Prosecution after the necessary legal actions were completed.

This action underscores the commitment of authorities to protect pilgrims and uphold the integrity of Hajj services.

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Reporting Violations

Public Security officials have urged both citizens and expatriates to adhere to Hajj regulations and instructions.

They encourage anyone who encounters violations to report them by calling the following numbers:

• 911 in Makkah, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province
• 999 in other regions of the Kingdom

This initiative aims to ensure a safe and secure environment for all pilgrims during the Hajj season.

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