Five expats arrested for diesel theft in Oman
Muscat: Police Command in the Governorate of Al Dhakhilya have apprehended five Pakistani individuals accused in a diesel theft operation in the industrial area of Wilayat Manah.
According to Royal Oman Police reports, the suspects were allegedly working in coordination with truck drivers to siphon diesel from multiple vehicles and transfer it into tankers designated for transporting petroleum derivatives.
"Legal proceedings are currently underway as officials investigate the full extent of the operation,' ROP added.
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