Tuesday, November 18, 2008

A final exit for Illegal Hajj

If you are going for a Hajj this year without the legal permit, think again. You might end up on a deportation bus instead heading for the road to Mecca.

The governor of Makkah has made a stern warning for those going Hajj illegally this year.

Expatriate workers heading for annual pilgrimage without Hajj permits will be deported, Makkah Governor Prince Khaled Al-Faisal declared yesterday.

He said teams of security officers would be deployed in Makkah and other holy sites to look for pilgrims who do not possess Hajj permits, adding that such illegal pilgrims would be slapped with deterrent fines.

They may also be subjected to other punishments, deemed essential by higher authorities, including deportation," the Saudi Press Agency quoted the governor as saying. Prince Khaled called on Saudi sponsors and employers to instruct their workers intending to perform Hajj to follow regulations and get Hajj permits.

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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

A Security Consulting Company Website

Much of daily discussion in Saudi Arabia is about the status of the security in the Kingdom. So much that the security business is now amounting to billion of riyals.

You really cant buy security in the sense, but with that heft cash you can definitely buy all the security devices that you may think will protect you from any security threats.

A new company with a new website called Tumas Security Consulting at www.tsconsulting.com.sa is emerging as new security provider for the KSA region.

Just check out what www.tsconsulting.com.sa can do and you will learn more from them.

Tumas Security Consulting Company Website