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KUWAIT CITY, Nov 19: The Criminal Court presided over by Judge Faisal Al- Askari acquitted two Kuwaiti citizens of possession of drugs for consumption and …
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Arrest orders out for blogger Al-Driss
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 19: The Public Prosecution on Thursday ordered the arrest of Twitter user Sarah Al-Driss for investigation concerning the accusation that she posted …
Read More »Liquor factory busted in Mangaf
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 18: Ahmadi securitymen arrested three Asian expatriates, raided a liquor factory in Mangaf area and confiscated 600 bottles and 293 barrels of …
Read More »Deportation for driving sans licence; 2,400 cars, 51 bikes seized
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 18: General Traffic Department launched surprise traffic campaigns from Nov 8 to Nov 14 in all six governorates during which they issued …
Read More »Remote planes ban eyed
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 18: The Interior Ministry has prepared a draft law which will come into effect soon to ban the use of remote controlled …
Read More »Indian commits suicide in livestock pen another Indian attempts suicide
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 18: An Indian who is believed to be in his 40s recently ended his life by hanging himself with a rope inside …
Read More »Six for deportation
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 17: Personnel from the Residence Affairs Department recently raided three locations and arrested six Asians for stealing telephone lines and offering illegal …
Read More »Teacher posing as royal – Officers harrased
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 17: A Jordanian teacher at the Ministry of Education, identified as A.A., physically attacked a Major in the office of Secretary to …
Read More »Asian man, woman attempt suicide in 2 incidents
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 17: An Asian worker tried to commit suicide in the house of his employer in Al-Naseem by hanging. He is now confined …
Read More »MoI gearing up for ‘never before’ raid to trap illegals
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 16: The Ministry of Interior is preparing a nationwide campaign, like never before to arrest the more than 113,000 expatriate violators of …
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