KUWAIT CITY, Jan 24: Police are looking for four people - three men and a woman — for attempting to kidnap an Asian woman while she was walking along a street near Salwa, reports Al-Rai daily.
The woman filed a complaint, saying the four people dragged her into their black jeep and threw her out when she continued resisting and screaming. She suffered injuries as a result and was referred to Mubarak Al-Kabeer Hospital for treatment.

Shock of life: Kuwaiti billionaire Bassam Al-Ghanim got the shock of his life on discovering that hundreds of personal emails he sent and received were posted online for everyone to see, reports Al-Kuwaitiah daily.
Al-Ghanim reportedly got the shocking news from his business associate while he was in his Los Angeles home. Sources close to Al-Ghanim said he immediately checked the Internet and was stunned to see information about his personal finances, legal affairs and even pharmacy bills out in the open.
Allegedly, his brother Qutaiba with whom Bassam is having disputes over the division of joint assets worth billions of dinars commissioned hackers to hack the latter’s account. 
It is reported that a Chinese man was paid $ 400 to hack the email account.

Infiltrator caught: Border securitymen have arrested a Saudi national who infiltrated into the country two days ago, Al-Shahed daily quoted acting Director of Public Relations and Moral Guidance Department at the Interior Ministry Colonel Adel Hashash as saying.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the infiltrator had no criminal motives, said Hashash, adding necessary steps were taken to hand him over to Saudi security authorities.
The man hid in Kuwait-Saudi joint oil installations area after infiltrating into the country. Securitymen had noticed his footsteps and had opened an investigation into the issue.