Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
Saudi Aramco has renewed its work on banned facilities and operating sites, as well as sites under construction in the company.
The company issued a statement warning its employees against uploading, sending, or exchanging any photographs or videos of the restricted and under construction areas on social media.
The statement indicated that this action is strictly prohibited unless the required approval is taken.
Aramco cautioned its employees that in the event of non-compliance, the company will take firm disciplinary action.
The company’s reminder comes just days after Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq plant was hit by a terrorist attack that caused a major fire at the plant, the world’s largest oil refinery, as well as another attack on an oil facility in Khurais located on the road between al-Ihsa and Riyadh.
Although Saudi Aramco says it has been able to control the attacks, the company’s industrial security department preferred to be careful by reminding its employees of the ban and tightening security in this regard.
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