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Okaz: Riyadh: Royal pardon includes 36 wanted

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The Saudi Arabian government announced on Monday that a royal pardon will cover every and each person of the wanted, including the 36-member terrorist list, which was circulated last June, if they surrender themselves.

The spokesman for the Saudi ministry of interior Lt. Gen. Mansour al-Tureiki told the Saudi daily Okaz issued on Monday " that any of the chased wanted, should he redeem and prove to the security forces that, then he will be governed by the royal pardon."

He explained "that the holy month of Ramadan is but an opportunity for any wanted to surrender himself and use the occasion of this holy month." The paper said that families of the wanted men included in the list appealed to their children and urged them to benefit from this initiative.

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