RIYADH: The Saudi Arabia Environment Department is preparing to control the population of Indian crows that came to Saudi Arabia and did not return. The Indian crows that migrated to the southwestern coastal city of Jizan and Farasan Island did not return.

As the number of crows increased and the nuisance increased, the authorities are preparing for control measures. With the increase in the number of these crows, it has been found that the number of small animals in the region has decreased to a great extent. As crows eat small insects whole, it has also been found that many species are disappearing. The Forest and Environment Department has decided to control the number of crows as it affects the survival of other species.