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Saudi Customs issued a statement in response to what was circulating on the communication sites regarding the arrest of the batch of "camels" at the customs port of Al-Riggae and the ban made to his owner to go out or return to the Kingdom, as well as accusations that he was arrested without fodder or water and the death of some of them because of hunger and thirst.
The Commission explained that at the completion of the expedition procedure, "Ebel" was traveling to Kuwait and found that it did not fulfill the necessary condition to exit, since the customs authorities proved the existence of an intent to smuggle, the case having been referred to the public prosecutor.
She added that the owner of the violating mailing had been informed of the link between his value and the insurance until the completion of the proceedings, but he refused to do so, this which forced Al-Riggae's customs to reserve a place for the camels in the port so that the owner could take care of it, noting that he continued to sponsor her until the time of the statement.
Customs "that the port receives daily shipments of camels and sheep and go to Kuwait easily and smoothly to meet the necessary conditions.
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