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Life imprisonment for mother and sons in Kuwait
The Public Prosecutor has requested the Criminal Court to impose harsh penalties on the suspects in the State Security Case No. 24/2016
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Govt project residence transfer
I have been working with a contracting company for the last three years (hired locally, completed one government project of more than two years and now working on another government project for the last 6 months with same company).
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Pay 5 KD fine and Civil ID will be cancelled
General of the Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) Musa’ed Al-Assousi said people who fail to collect their Civil IDs, five months after its issuance will have to pay KD 5 fine, reports Al-Rai daily.
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Male Nurses Arrested in Kuwait
Personnel from the General Investigation Department have detained six male Asian nurses working for government hospitals for turning their apartments into ‘clinics’ to offer illegal services and terminate illegal pregnancies, reports Al-Seyassah daily.
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Turkey soldiers launch ‘illegal action’
Turkey’s PM has denounced an “illegal action” by a military “group”, with bridges closed in Istanbul and aircraft flying low over the capital, Ankara.
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Two Romanian girls arrested, KD 1500-KD 2000 each day
Two Romanian girls affiliated to an international prostitution ring were busted in a hotel in the Capital by officers from the Moral Guidance Unit of Interior Ministry.
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Basic pay shouldn’t be less than KD 60 monthly
The Deputy Premier, Minister of Interior and Acting Minister of Defense Sheikh Mohammad Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah has issued new regulations concerning domestic labor and related procedures.
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Age limit set to applying driving license
Ministry of Interior is considering the possibility of implementing a new regulation for young Kuwaiti citizens who commit three or more traffic violations, whereby they will be able to apply for license only after they reach 21 years of age instead of 18.
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All citizens, expatriates and visitors to submit DNA samples
Kuwait will start implementing the law requiring all citizens, expatriates and visitors to submit DNA samples later this summer, reports Alternet quoting Kuwaiti officials.
