GCC national held for helping women to enter Oman illegally
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Muscat - Arab today
A GCC national has been arrested for helping three women of African nationalities attempting to illegally enter the country, the ROP announced on Wednesday.
The Buraimi Province police arrested the three women on charges of entering the country illegally, and arrested the man on charges of aiding in the violation of the Foreigners’ Residence Law.
According to an official in charge of command during police duty, a vehicle was suspected and stopped for inspection. The three women were found in the vehicle, while attempting to cross the country border illegally with the help of the GCC driver.
Source: Timesofoman
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