المملكة: Citizens for "today"Random stickers damage our property and incur fines for visual distortion

These repeated practices distort the general appearance of neighborhoods, and leave paper waste scattered in the streets and parking lots, ignoring technical development and alternative digital platforms.
Distortion of civilizational development
The walls contrast radically with Civilized development of society, and directly contributes to obliterating the aesthetic facades of residential homes that their owners take care of.
Al-Dawoud called on the competent authorities to launch intensive awareness campaigns warning of the repercussions of these actions, stressing the inevitability of applying deterrent statutory penalties against violators whenever they continue to deface private and public property.
At the security level, citizen Abdullah Al-Awshal issued a warning. Extremely important, indicating that the accumulation of paper stickers on the doors of homes causes
With a message suggesting that it is devoid of residents, which draws the attention of vulnerable souls and increases the possibility of them being robbed.
Al-Awshal revealed a regulatory problem that he faced personally, when he was issued a notice for a violation of “visual distortion” resulting from advertisements placed by unknown persons on the fence of his private project, considering that holding the property owner responsible for these violations lacks justice.
He demanded the establishment of regulations. Accurate regulatory procedures contribute to reaching the actual promoters and holding them accountable for the legal consequences, especially since many of the numbers written on these stickers are fictitious or cannot be communicated directly.
With regard to violating the privacy of vehicles, citizen Abdullah bin Abdulaziz criticized the intention of some parties to hang advertising flyers on handles
Car doors and windshields, describing this behavior as behavior that lacks public taste.
He pointed out that these actions may cause material damage to the external structures of vehicles, calling for directing commercial establishments to employ regular signs designated for advertisements, out of respect for the privacy of individuals and protection of their property.
For his part, citizen Mustafa Abdel Hamid Muhammad explained that continuing to deface fences Government agencies and homes represent a cultural decline, in light of the boom witnessed by social media platforms as effective marketing alternatives.
He explained that digital platforms give advertisers faster access and lower financial costs, which eliminates any logical justification for clinging to distorted traditional paper media Citizen Muhammad Abu Jaafar concluded that the diversity of modern advertising methods and their effectiveness in reaching the public eliminates the pretext of continuing with traditional methods, calling for benefiting from the organization provided by digital networks.
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