MoI issues warning about fraudulent messages

  • 14/07/2023

The Ministry of Interior renewed its warning against fake messages and websites of unknown origin that make people think that they are imposing financial fines for not paying traffic fines. The Security Media Department stated that the General Department of Security Relations and Media calls upon everyone to pay attention and not to deal with fake messages or websites of unknown origin, as people are accused of imposing financial fines for not paying traffic violations.

In the event of traffic violations on specific individuals, the Interior Ministry sends alerts via the unified government application for electronic services, "Sahl," and the required actions are taken in this regard.

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