Inspectors From Paaafr Record Dozens Of Violations

As the Public Authority for Agriculture Affairs and Fisheries Resources continues to dig deep to find the names of those who have deviated from the purpose for which the farmland was given to them, the Deputy Director of the Public Authority for Agriculture and Fisheries for the Livestock Sector, Abdul Mohsen Al-Mutairi, stated that the most prominent violations that were monitored during the recent inspection tours by the food security team include "exploitation of agricultural hives."

According to a local Arabic daily, others have transformed these lands into rest houses and parks, in addition to the continuation of some of the previously recorded violations, such as farming outside the limits of possession or setting up traps and nets for sheep or horses, as well as neglect and lack of public hygiene, as well as non-payment of annual rental fees to the Authority.

Al-Mutairi went on to say that "under the directives of the Minister of Public Works Ali Al-Mousa, and with the follow-up and supervision of the Director-General Ali Al-Farsi, the livestock sector inspectors last week issued dozens of warnings to violators in Kabd, Abdali farms, Wafra, and Sulaibiya, and if the violators did not comply, they would be prosecuted."

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