2023-09-29 16:19:14
Dubai: The Dubai Police Traffic Patrol Division seized 36 vehicles that had committed various violations. So many vehicles were seized in two days. Violations found include reckless driving endangering one’s own life or the lives of others, altering the vehicle’s engine or appearance, disturbing residents, affixing obscure number plates and littering on public roads.
Colonel Al Qaidi said that according to the order of 2023, the police will strictly deal with such law violations. If the vehicle is impounded, the fine for releasing these can be up to Dh50,000. He pointed out that those found endangering lives or destroying roads would face heavy fines, impoundment of vehicles and imprisonment. Violations can be reported through the ‘Police Eye’ service on the Dubai Police app or by calling 901.
| impounds 36 vehicles and enforces Decree No. (30) of 2023, bringing the fine value for releasing the impounded vehicle to Dh50,000.
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45 percent increase in five years; It is reported that the salary of natives has doubled in the private sector
Riyadh: A huge increase in the salaries of Saudi citizens working in the private sector of the country. The National Labor Observatory report revealed that it has doubled in five years by 45 percent. In 2018, the average salary was 6,600 Rials and in 2023, it increased to 9,600 Rials.
This growth has been fueled by the strong economic growth and reforms the country is witnessing after the launch of programs and initiatives under Saudi’s comprehensive development plan ‘Vision 2030’. The Observatory attributed the rise in wages to the support provided by government agencies, the success of the packages and better planning. The increased support and stimulus received by the business sector and the private sector during the Covid pandemic has led to a higher attractiveness and efficiency of the labor market. According to the National Labor Observatory report, the number of citizens earning more than 20,000 riyals increased by 139 percent during the same period. That is, the number of Swadeshi employees in this category was 84,700 in 2018 and increased to 2,02,700 this year.
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