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Two Sudanese arrested for environment pollution in Jeddah - Vimarsana News

Two Sudanese arrested for environment pollution in Jeddah

Officers of the Special Forces for Environmental Security announced that their inspectors have arrested two people in Jeddah for committing environmental pollution.

Two firewood violators arrested in Tabuk - Vimarsana News

Two firewood violators arrested in Tabuk

JEDDAH: The Special Forces for Environmental Security announced the arrest of two people, a Pakistani and a Sudanese, for using 10 cubic meters of local firewood to practice unlicensed trade activities in Tabuk. The authority indicated in a Twitter message that legal measures were applied to the violators, noting that firewood was seized by authorities of the Ministry of

Commonwealth rapid risk assessments provide key lessons - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth rapid risk assessments provide key lessons

A new method to swiftly assess the climate vulnerability of island and coastal communities has been successfully trialled in Barbados, Kiribati and Sri Lanka.

Introducing the Mediterranean Region - Vimarsana News

Introducing the Mediterranean Region

From the blog of Mohamed Chtatou at The Times of Israel

Local firewood violators arrested in Riyadh, Asir - Vimarsana News

Local firewood violators arrested in Riyadh, Asir

RIYADH: The Saudi Special Forces for Environmental Security have apprehended dozens of firewood offenders as part of a recent crackdown. The forces said that 28 suspects were arrested in the Riyadh and Asir regions after they were caught in possession of more than 40 cubic meters of local firewood used in commercial activities. The violators were 25 Saudi citizens, two