The security committee responsible for overseeing stores involved in the stitching and selling of military clothing in the Riyadh region recently confiscated over 3,000 military medals and logos. These items were found to be manufactured and sold in violation of the regulations governing military attire.

Violations and Confiscations

The committee has shut down six stores that were discovered sewing military clothing without proper licenses. The workers in these shops were referred to the relevant authorities after it was found that there were escape reports filed against them.

Shop Closures and Legal Action

Six stores that were discovered sewing military clothing without proper licenses have been shut down by the authorities. Workers in these stores were handed over to the relevant authorities after it was found that there were escape reports filed against some of them.

Inspection Tours by Security Committee

The inspection tours were conducted in accordance with directives from the Emir and Deputy Emir of Riyadh, aiming to crack down on illegal practices related to military clothing sales. Legal action was taken against the violators as part of the effort to uphold regulations.

Collaboration Among Authorities

The inspection campaign involved several key entities, including the Ministry of the National Guard, the Presidency of State Security, police, the directorate of passports, mayoralty, and the labor office in Riyadh.