Saudi Arabia denies finding the `Qarun treasure`

ArabiaWeather.com- Al-Baha police, "southwest of Saudi Arabia," said that what was circulated on social media about a worker finding a site full of gold dating back to the era of Qarun , which was mentioned in the Holy Qur'an, is incorrect and unfounded.

And according to the Saudi newspaper, Al-Madina, today, Monday, the security spokesman for Al-Baha police, Colonel Saad Trad, said, "What was dealt with in this regard is incorrect, and the police did not receive any information about it."

Regarding the pictures circulating about the alleged treasure, Trad indicated that it had previously been published on one of the Internet sites, which may be in Palestine.

It is noteworthy that the pictures circulated with the lie, some of which belong to a digger in an Armenian farm, and others to pounds believed to have been found by a British tourist in archaeological sites, and pottery and artifacts are artifacts.

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