MUSCAT – The arrests followed a report received by the relevant authorities, who apprehended the suspects through joint efforts. The individuals are now facing legal action, and procedures are underway to refer them to trial.
The Environment Authority emphasised that it will not tolerate any practices that harm wildlife. It also expressed appreciation for the ongoing cooperation of security forces and the local community in preserving Oman’s natural heritage.
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