Stringent Law Enforcement in Jahra Governorate

The Acting Director of Jahra Security Directorate Brigadier General Saleh Oqla Al-Azmi has affirmed that there will be no laxity in enforcing the law in all areas of Jahra Governorate, and in pursuing reckless people, drug dealers, and users, violators, and outlaws, by direct instructions from the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Talal Al-Khaled, the acting Undersecretary Lieutenant General Salem Al Nawaf, and the Assistant Undersecretary for Public Security Affairs Major General Abdullah Al-Rujaib.

In an interview with Al-Seyassah, Brigadier General Oqla Al-Azmi explained that the directorate refers all who are involved in quarrels in public facilities, hospitals, associations, and other places to the concerned authorities such as the General Administration of Investigations or the Public Prosecution. There has been a decrease in the number of quarrels compared to the previous years. He revealed the opening of three new police stations in Jahra Governorate in Qasr, Naseem, and Mutlaa.

There are plans to open another police station in Saad Al- Abdullah City, coinciding with the urban expansion and population density. The goal of the security deployment is to ensure the safety of everyone and achieve security discipline. There is an increase in the number of security checkpoints during the weekdays and weekends to arrest wanted individuals and outlaws, including three security checkpoints in Mutla’a, Subiya, and Salmi to deal with all reports that reach the Control Room with speed.

Security campaigns were held around the clock, and these campaigns are intensified during the weekends. Night checkpoints are set up with officers supervising these points to arrest violators, wanted persons, and outlaws. Through these checkpoints, drug users, those sentenced to prison, and violators of the residency law were arrested and referred them to the concerned authorities.