Arrest of a Suspect for Attacking Forest Resources in Ajloun - Jordan News
He confirmed that this raid is part of the ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Agriculture to combat all forms of forest resource violations and protect them from illegal logging. He urged citizens to cooperate with the relevant authorities and report any violations that harm the environment or forests.
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