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Defendant referred for gold trafficking
The Public Prosecution in Bahrain referred a suspect to the Criminal Court for possessing more than four kilograms of uncertified gold, with the intent to sell and trade. A total of 226 pieces of 18-karat gold weighing approximately 4.82 kilograms were confiscated during inspection visits to jewelry shops, revealing that they lacked the official Bahraini hallmark, thus violating the law regulating precious metals. The prosecution emphasizes that adhering to proper hallmarking enhances consumer protection and preserves the reputation of the Bahraini gold market. It also warned of taking strict measures against violators to ensure transparency and trust in the market.
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