The Saudi government has sought Pakistan's help in tracking down its 28 most wanted Saudi citizens who it says pose a threat to its security, according to a Pakistani daily.

In a letter to the Pakistani interior ministry, the Saudi government provided information, photographs and the last known destination of the 28 fugitives, according to a report in the Dawn newspaper.

The last destination of three of the 28 fugitives was Pakistan, the report noted. These three Saudis are: Turki Hadi Saad-ul-Atifi-al-Attaili, Abdullah Omar Saeh-al-Qarshi and Fawaz Aliz-Jaman-al-Masoodi-al-Qaibi.

The other 25 men were last reported to be in Yemen. Their names are: Ahmad Abdul Aziz Jasrabi, Ahmad Abdul Aziz-al-Sawai, Basim Muhammad, Basam Ibrahim, Band Sehal Shaban, Turki Saad Muhammad, Samir Swelam, Hussain Saleh Zafar-al-Behri, Saad Qabid, Gahliz Samir, Abdul Rehman Abdul Aziz, Abdul Salam Abdul Aziz, Abdul Aziz Muhammad Ahmad-al-Salmi, Abdullah Ahmad Moiz-al-Hasni, Abdullah Suleman, Abdullah Abdul Hadi, Abdullah Ali Muhammad Al-Swaid, Abdul Majid Faisal Muhammad-al-Jaberi, Faleh Shanan, Muttab Saeed Muhammad-al-Omeri, Mojab Muhammad Jamal-al-Attati, Hashim Muhammad Ibrahim-al-Hindi, Wafa Muhammad Mubarak-al-Jaberi and Walid Jerbu.

Source: Dawn, Pakistan, August 18, 2010