‘Ready to greet teachers, students’

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KUWAIT CITY, Aug 14: Assistant Undersecretary for Administrative Affairs and Development Sector at the Ministry of Education Raja Bouarki affirmed that the sector is ready to receive teachers and students at the beginning of the new academic year 2020/2021, reports Al-Jarida daily. In a press statement, Bouarki disclosed that the sector is currently completing procedures for appointing teachers and specifying their workplaces; in addition to those hired locally in various disciplines to stabilize the educational process. She also confirmed coordination with the Microsoft team to establish ‘Darbni’ platform for the online training of the teams that will be assigned in each school.

She revealed the General Services Department is following up cleaning work in all schools in order for other departments to carry out their tasks. On the other hand, Ministry of Education Undersecretary Dr Ali Al-Yacoub issued a circular to all employees at the ministry regarding the 100 percent resumption of official working hours and employees’ attendance, as well as the implementation of the fingerprint attendance system, on Sunday. Meanwhile , the Kuwaiti Farmers Union announced they will apply for recruitment of agricultural workers from abroad, starting from today, in implementation of the decision of the Corona Emergency Committee of the Council of Ministers to allow 397 farmers to bring agricultural labor from outside the country, reports Al-Seyassah daily.

The judicial police team affiliated to the Public Authority for Agricultural Affairs and Fish Resources (PAAAFR) has confiscated animals from their owners for not complying with the grazing laws. They were caught grazing their animals in unlicensed areas. The PAAAFR spokesman Talal Al-Daihani, said the judicial police team of the authority applied the grazing law No. 41 of 1988 to the owners of violating livestock in the Al-Rawdatain area, due to their lack of commitment to the areas licensed for grazing and instead grazing their cattle by the side of the roads, which threatens the lives of citizens and residents and on many occasions has been the cause of tragic accidents. Al-Daihani explained based on the recommendations of the authority’s director general, Sheikh Muhammad Al- Yousef, the authority’s inspectors have implemented the law that prohibits grazing livestock in areas other than the permitted areas.

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