*Authorities are working around-the-clock to examine the cases of eligible prisoners including expatriates to be released from the Kingdom's jails in Ramadan, Brig. Ahmed Abdullah Al-Shahrani, director of prisons in Jeddah, said on Tuesday. In an interview with Arab News, he said that prisoners with mi**r crimes and those who had met the conditions for royal pardon are being released from prison as a gesture of mercy and kindness of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah during the month of Ramadan. A special committee supervised by Jeddah Gov. Mishaal bin Majed is studying the cases of inmates who can avail of the royal pardon in Ramadan.
07-09-2014, 02:54 PM
King’s Ramadan gift: 1,017 prisoners freed
*Authorities are working around-the-clock to examine the cases of eligible prisoners including expatriates to be released from the Kingdom's jails in Ramadan, Brig. Ahmed Abdullah Al-Shahrani, director of prisons in Jeddah, said on Tuesday. In an interview with Arab News, he said that prisoners with mi**r crimes and those who had met the conditions for royal pardon are being released from prison as a gesture of mercy and kindness of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah during the month of Ramadan. A special committee supervised by Jeddah Gov. Mishaal bin Majed is studying the cases of inmates who can avail of the royal pardon in Ramadan.
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