The Committee for Combating Random Camel Milk Sales has tightened its control over the roads leading to the Holy Capital, by continuing its field patrols aimed at reducing the phenomenon of random sales, in order to protect public health and the safety of citizens, residents, and pilgrims.

The office of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture in the Holy Capital, with the participation of the administrative control of the Holy Capital Police, conducted a field patrol in the Al-Mughmas area east of the Holy Capital, as part of an ongoing monitoring plan targeting sites that witness sales practices violating regulations and instructions.

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The patrol resulted in the seizure of several violations related to the practice of selling camel milk through illegal methods, where the tools used in the illegal activity were confiscated, along with completing legal procedures against the violators according to the applicable regulations and instructions.

These patrols come within the efforts of the relevant authorities to enhance compliance with regulations and reduce random practices that may pose a risk to public health, especially given the heavy traffic on the roads leading to the Holy Capital, thus contributing to providing a healthy and safe environment for users of those roads.