35 illegal aliens caught in Wafra raid – Indian wins case against MOH

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KUWAIT CITY, Feb 17: Ahmadi securitymen arrested 35 outlaws and violators of residency law and seized nine vehicles that violated the traffic law during a security campaign in Wafra area.

According to security sources, a security team was formed and the campaign was held at Wafra area based on instructions from Ahmadi Security Director Brigadier Abdullah Safa to arrest violators of law and ensure safety of Kuwaiti citizens and expatriates.

They arrested five wanted individuals, 14 individuals without any identification documents, eight marginal workers, an expatriate who is wanted by Immigration Security Department and two individuals who committed traffic violations.

They also seized nine vehicles that were in violation of the traffic law. The sources affirmed that securitymen will continue to launch such sudden security campaigns under the guidance of Assistant Undersecretary for Public Security Affairs Major General Abdul Fattah Al-Ali

Indian wins case: Administrative circle of a court presided by Judge Imad Al-Habeeb recently ruled in favor of an unidentified Indian and ordered the Ministry of Health to prescribe injections to his baby girl free of cost, reports Al-Anba daily. Attorney Faisal Al-Saeed, defending the girl’s father said his client has been living in Kuwait for a long time and toddler is suffering from a chronic disease the consequences of which can be serious if not treated in time. The ministry had refused to prescribe the injections because it would cost the State KD 70,000 annually although the life of the toddler was at risk.

Grocer run over, robbed: Hawally securitymen have arrested a 30-yearold Kuwaiti man for running over a grocer in Nugra and robbing him, reports Al-Rai daily. The daily added, the arrest came after the clip of the incident went viral on the social media which helped police identify the suspect and picked him up from his residence in Salwa after obtaining permission from the Public Prosecution. Later the grocer identified the suspect from a legal lineup. It turned out the man was wanted by law and had been sentenced in absentia to five years in jail.

Ex-friend threatened: Police are looking for unidentified Arab man for threatening to bring into disrepute a 37-year-old female compatriot, reports Al-Anba daily. In her complaint to the Fintas Police Station, the woman said she befriended the man about a year ago and they agreed on a marriage but nothing worked out due to differences between them. The man then reportedly stole her cell phone and threatened to post pictures and clips which were stored on her mobile.

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