Saudi Arabia's technical regulation establishing standards for fire control materials and equipment, covering design, manufacture, testing, and performance requirements to ensure safety and effectiveness in fire protection applications.
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Saudi Arabia's General Directorate of Civil Defense graduated 40 female recruits from a qualification program in civil defense operations, safety, and fire protection. The program provided training in civil defense work, safety, and risk prevention to enhance operational readiness and support the country's protection and safety system.
Saudi Arabia's General Directorate of Civil Defense warns against leaving flammable materials inside vehicles during summer months due to rising temperatures. Materials including portable chargers, phone batteries, lighters, gas canisters, perfumes, and liquid hand sanitizers can ignite or explode when exposed to heat. The directorate urges motorists to keep vehicles free of such items and follow preventive safety guidelines to reduce heat-related accidents.
Saudi SASO has imposed a temporary ban on vehicle imports from 29 manufacturers, including Volvo Cars and Nissan, for failing to submit 2026 supply plans under Saudi Arabia's Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standard (Saudi CAEF). The restriction applies to new light vehicles up to 3.5 tons and remains in effect until manufacturers comply, with a deadline at year-end.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development enforces a midday work ban from June 15 to September 15, prohibiting outdoor work under direct sunlight from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. across all private-sector establishments. The regulation aims to protect worker health and safety from extreme heat exposure. Employers must implement preventive measures including providing water, rest areas, shade, personal protective equipment, and heat-stress education, while monitoring worker physical condition.
Saudi Minister of Municipalities and Housing inaugurated a Saudi-Chinese Contractors Forum in Shenzhen, overseeing the signing of six MOUs between Saudi and Chinese companies. New housing projects in Riyadh and Dammam valued at SR1.9 billion were awarded as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral partnerships in housing, construction, infrastructure, smart technologies, and digital transformation, with focus on technology transfer and industry localization.