Schools designated for deportees – Violations may bring full ban: MOI
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KUWAIT CITY, March 29, (Agencies): Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior, Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs and Chairman of the Higher Committee for Civil Defense Anas Al-Saleh has asserted that staying in homes is the rule, and leaving should be limited to cases of necessity, under these circumstances, according to Al-Watan online.
Al-Saleh said on his official account on Twitter, “We will not hesitate to extend the period of the partial ban or turn it into a holistic one in the event of continued failure to comply with the instructions of health authorities, especially in times of curfew.”
Al-Saleh called on everyone to cooperate with the concerned authorities to combat the coronavirus. In the same context, Al-Saleh affirmed that the State has made use of all capabilities and services to preserve the health and safety of the country, the citizen and the resident in light of the spread of the emerging coronavirus (COVID- 19) globally.
Al-Saleh stressed during a tour of quarantined area at the Aquamarine and Khalifa resorts to see the preparations and security measures taken to receive the cases. He stressed taking all preventive, insurance and precautionary measures in the quarantine area at the Aquamarine and Khalifa resorts. He conveyed the greetings of the supreme political leadership to all those in charge of the services and care of the inmates, expressing thanks and appreciation to them for what they offer in these circumstances in the country
Schools to house deportees
A residence law violator or those who are reported absconding by their sponsors can go to a school in their governorate to await their turn for deportation from the country without paying fines, reports Al-Anba daily quoting a security source.
The same source said two schools – one for men and the other for women – have been readied in each governorate to facilitate the violators to leave the country during the period mentioned by the Ministry of Interior (from April 1 to April 30, 2020).
The daily added, the deportation will be systematic and each nationality will be segregated according to their numbers and will be taken directly to the airport. The source added those who have cases registered against them or those who carry a travel ban will not be entertained.
The sources added, after the expiry of the ‘grace period’ the Interior Ministry will launch intensive security campaigns to arrest the violators.
Anyone who has failed to take advantage of the grace period will not be permitted to return to the country again. The source indicated each school will be fully equipped with consular services to help violators to leave the country legally.
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