The United Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has warned
foreign pilgrims in the country that they would be
fined R100,000 Saudi Riyals (N6million) if they stay
back after the annual hajj pilgrimage exercise. The Saudi Arabia Directorate General of
Immigration, also warned that pilgrims are not
allowed to stay more than the duration permitted
by their visas. A statement from the Directorate also reminded the
pilgrims that they were not allowed to work in the
country or move beyond the cities of Makkah,
Jeddah and Madinah. Parts of the statement read: “The directorate has
warned companies and institutions working in
pilgrim services against holding back any
information about delays of any pilgrims in
departing. If they do so, they will be fined SR
100,000. “The fine would be multiplied with the number of
violations. Saudis and residents should cooperate
with security agencies

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Reminds me of how people paid N1000 as gate fee during one popular church event like that (I nor call name oo). Religion is a Disease to this world