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Saudi Arabia: 3 judges, 3 notaries face corruption trial

Dubai: Three judges and three notaries in Saudi Arabia Arabia are facing criminal trials for their alleged involvement in cases of corruption, according to legal sources. Two of the judges are on trial with other defendants on charges of corruption and abuse of power, and a third judge is facing trial before the Criminal Appeals Court in a bribery case. Minister of Justice Dr. Walid Al Samaani issued an administrative decision suspending three notaries after the ministry monitored their involvement in a number of violations, most notably, the abuse of power, suspected forgery, and engagement in trade. The ministry took legal action against them and they were referred to the Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority for probing the charges against them.

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6 judges and notaries in Saudi face trial over corruption charges

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Saudis arrest 122 in COVID-19 vaccine racket

Abu Dhabi: Saudi Arabia’s anti-graft watchdog said 122 people, including health officials and brokers, were arrested for bribery, forgery and money laundering after they were involved in a COVID-19 vaccine racket, local media reported. The suspects, including nine officials of the Health Ministry, 21 brokers and 92 COVID-19 vaccine sceptics or hesitants, mostly Saudis, reportedly admitted to illegally changing the vaccination status on official applications, without the people taking the jab. The conmen set up web pages to charge their victims between SR600 and SR1,000, claiming they could modify the vaccination status on official applications to “COVID-19 vaccinated” and obtain a health passport without the need to take the jab, bypassing the established procedures for vaccination.

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Saudi s anti-corruption authority finds involvement of 122 people in coronavirus health status scam

Saudi s anti-corruption authority finds involvement of 122 people in coronavirus health status scam
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Saudi Nazaha: 122 People Involved in Health Status Modification Case

Saudi Nazaha: 122 People Involved in Health Status Modification Case
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Saudi arabiaSaudi arabia generalCorruption authority nazahaMinistry of healthAnti corruption authorityசவுதி அரேபியாஅமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் ஆரோக்கியம்எதிர்ப்பு ஊழல் அதிகாரம்