3 counterfeiters arrested in Riyadh with Fake Iqamas

Published: Jun 29, 2010 23:10 Updated: Jun 29, 2010 23:10

RIYADH: Police arrested three men and seized a number of items used to forge government documents at a photocopy shop in the Malaz district of Riyadh.

The three men — two Arabs and an expatriate — were involved in forging iqamas, driving licenses, car registration certificates, health certificates and other government documents.

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Enough about Saudiazati

JEDDAH: The Health Ministry on Tuesday announced its plan to recruit a large number of medical staff, especially highly qualified consultants, to work in hospitals across the Kingdom. Some of these medical personnel would be hired to work for a few months as per requirements, it said.

“The recruitment is planned as part of the ministry’s strategy to improve the health services provided to citizens in different parts of the country and reduce the difficulties faced by patients while visiting central hospitals,” the announcement said.

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Govt fees can now be paid via all ATMs, Internet

Saudis and expatriates can now pay fees for various government services, including those related to Traffic, Civil and Passport departments, via the Internet, mobile phones and all bank ATMs.

The new payment methods follow the introduction of a new system that has been developed by the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Finance.

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