Illegal clothes collection boxes lifted in Ahmadi

20/10/2026

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 20: Kuwait Municipality announced that the Department of Public Hygiene and Road Occupancy had conducted an intensive inspection campaign in Ahmadi Governorate, resulting in two citations and the removal of three unauthorized clothing collection bins, reports Al- Seyassah daily.

Meanwhile, the “Sustainable Impact” campaign continues in Hawally Governorate, aiming to raise environmental awareness and promote a culture of sustainability. Saad Al-Khureinej, Director of Ahmadi Municipality, explained that inspection teams conducted field visits in Mangaf and Sabahiya, issuing two citations for unauthorized use of public spaces, removing three unlicensed clothing collection bins, and issuing seven formal warnings. These campaigns aim to identify road occupancy violations, ensure compliance with municipal regulations and bylaws, and take legal action against violators. He affirmed that field inspections would continue throughout the areas under the teams’ jurisdiction.

Meanwhile, Kuwait Municipality’s Environmental Affairs Department, is continuing its “Sustainable Impact” campaign in Hawally Governorate from October 18 to 22. The initiative aims to raise environmental awareness, foster a culture of sustainability, conserve resources, and reduce waste. The campaign encourages employees to adopt positive environmental practices and sustainable behaviors in the workplace, helping to reduce resource consumption and protect the environment. This initiative forms part of the Municipality’s broader commitment to promoting environmental responsibility and embedding sustainability principles, ultimately helping to preserve resources for future generations.