Municipal ministry: Up to SR1000 fine for public hygiene violations committed by individuals.

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Municipal ministry: Up to SR1000 fine for public hygiene violations committed by individuals.  




 Public hygiene has been violated three times by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing, involving citizens, expatriates, and others. The new penalty table, which includes SR100 and RS1000 penalties, will be in force starting from Sunday, Oct. 15:


The culprits who tampered with and damaged hygiene containers, fences surrounding them, or hard floors on which they are fixed will be penalized SR1000 and given compensation for the damage. The fine is doubled if the violation is repeated, and the damage is repaired.

The violation of SR500 rules will result in compensation and damage compensation for damages caused by changing hygiene container locations or using them for purposes other than the intended purpose. Double that fine will be the penalty.

A fine of SR500 has been set by the ministry for this graffiti violation, which will be doubled upon repetition along with the correction.

Source: Saudi Gazette

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