Thieves Plunder 16,000 Dinar Worth of Electric Cables in Kuwait

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KUWAIT CITY, Jan 27:  The Criminal Security Sector of the Jahra Governorate Search and Investigation Department is looking for unidentified thieves who stole electric cables worth approximately 16,000 dinars and in the process destroyed 14 wooden poles in the Rawdhatain area and stole 3,000 meters of cable of 100 mm thickness, reports Al- Anba daily. A case was registered under No. 2/2024 with the title “Theft by Destroying Infrastructure” at the Al-Qashaaniyah Felony.

The arrest came after a Kuwaiti employee of the Ministry of Electricity and Water, reported the theft to the police station. The theft involved breaking 11 wooden poles, each approximately 11 meters long, for the Rawdhatain line. The stolen electrical cable was about 2,225 linear meters long, with a thickness of 100 mm, valued at approximately 12,667 dinars.

Another belonging to the Abdali line was also stolen in the same location, involving the breaking of 3 wooden poles, each 11 meters long. The stolen cable was approximately 649 linear meters long, with a thickness of 100 mm, valued at approximately 3,956 dinars. The Ministry detected the theft after observing disruptions in electricity distribution in the area. Forensic officers visited the site, collected evidence, and assessed the availability of surveillance cameras to expedite the identification of the perpetrators.

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