Pakistan embassy in Saudi Arabia issues advisory for Umrah pilgrims and workers
Most outlets led with the Pakistan embassy's advisory to Umrah pilgrims and workers, emphasizing the need to follow local laws and visa conditions to avoid legal consequences. Dunya News added a specific mention of avoiding begging and illegal activities, as well as respecting holy sites to prevent arrest, while Daily Times focused on the legal implications of non-compliance and used slightly more general language.
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Pakistan embassy issues advisory for Umrah pilgrims
The Pakistan Embassy in Saudi Arabia has advised Umrah pilgrims and Pakistani workers to follow local laws, respect visa conditions and avoid activities that could lead to legal action. The embassy urged visitors to avoid overstaying their visas and comply with all conditions attached to their stay. It also reminded Pakistani citizens that violating Saudi […]
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Pakistan embassy in Saudi Arabia issues advisory for Umrah pilgrims, workers
Pakistan Embassy in Saudi Arabia has urged Umrah pilgrims and workers to follow visa rules, avoid begging and illegal activities, respect holy sites and prevent actions that may lead to arrest.
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