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Three women deported
Three women – an Egyptian and two Indians – were arrested for begging, reports Al-Seyassah daily. In a press statement, the Public Security Sector explained that one of the arrested women is a 1972-born Egyptian who works in a ladies saloon.
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11 people caught at Kuwait Airport
The Environment Police during a surprise inspection campaign at the Kuwait International Airport are said to have arrested 11 people for smoking in forbidden area, reports Al-Anba daily.
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Timings of all clinics during Ramadan
Director of Primary Health Department at Ministry of Health Dr Rehab Al-Watyan has declared the work timings of all clinics throughout Kuwait during the Holy Month of Ramadan. She explained that the medical centers in Ahmadi Governorate will be open throughout the week including Fridays and Saturdays.
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Two Pakistanis & one Srilankan arrested for killing an asian woman & burning her dead body in Jleeb
A Srilankan expatriate was arrested for murdering an Asian woman and burning her corpse with the help of a compatriot and two Pakistani expatriates last January.
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20 Filipino children sent back to Philippine
A total of 20 undocumented Filipino children were repatriated on Monday morning to the Philippines on board Kuwait Airways, as part of the joint cooperation between the Kuwait government and Philippine Embassy in Kuwait led by Philippine Ambassador Renato Pedro Villa to curb the rising number of undocumented kids.
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Sri Lanka going to stop sending house maids
Sri Lanka will gradually stop sending house maids abroad, mainly to the Middle East, due to rights abuses, social costs and a local labour shortage, government spokesman Rajitha Senaratne said on Wednesday.
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Immediate deportation of Expats panhandling
Any expat caught panhandling during Ramadan will be subjected to immediate deportation, said a press statement by the Ministry of Interior on Saturday.
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100 KD fine and One month jail
Those who may be tempted to eat food in public during the hours of fasting in Ramadan that such an act would be in violation of the law, necessitating the offender to be jailed for a month or pay a fine of KD 100 or serve the jail term and pay the fine concomitantly.
