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Saudi Arabia Approves Unified Consumer Protection Law, with Fines of Up to $2.1 Million

Verified: 2 outlets have reported this story since Nov 11, 2 of them from Saudi Arabia.

📍 Saudi Arabia, SA·🕐 5h ago·2 outlets

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The story so far · 2 reports · ✓ Verified Nov 11, 2:03 PM UTC

2 outlets from Saudi Arabia, where the story is: Asharq Al-Awsat, Saudi Gazette · how we count

  1. Nov 11, 9:28 AM UTCFirst report· you’re reading this
    Saudi Arabia Approves Unified Consumer Protection Law, with Fines of Up to $2.1 Millionenglish.aawsat.com ↗
  2. Nov 11, 2:03 PM UTC+5 h
    Maximum 2-year-jail and SR8 million fine for Consumer Protection Law violationssaudigazette.com.sa ↗
  3. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 11, 2:03 PM UTC · +5 h
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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same Saudi Consumer Protection Law approval, and its fine figure (about $2.1 million, roughly SR8 million) is consistent with Report 1.

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