KUWAIT CITY, July 4: A minor fire broke out today in the truck yard at Nuwaiseeb Port, but was swiftly and completely brought under control by Kuwait Customs, without any injuries or material damage, thanks to God.

Upon detecting the fire, emergency protocols were immediately activated. Coordination with the General Fire Force was prompt, allowing firefighters to respond quickly and efficiently. The blaze was fully contained in record time, preventing it from spreading to other areas.

The General Administration of Customs expressed its sincere gratitude to the Fire Force personnel for their exceptional readiness and rapid intervention, which ensured the situation was handled safely and effectively.

The administration reaffirmed its ongoing commitment to maintaining high preparedness levels across all customs ports and to strengthening cooperation with relevant authorities to protect lives and property.

KUWAIT CITY, July 4: Firefighting and marine rescue teams responded to a drowning incident on Friday evening at a beach in the Sabah Al-Ahmad Marine Area. Teams from the Al-Muhallab Fire and Marine Rescue Center were dispatched to the scene, but unfortunately, the individual had passed away by the time they arrived. The body was recovered and handed over to the relevant authorities for further procedures.

KUWAIT CITY, July 3: In a surprise inspection campaign, the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition announced the seizure of one ton of rotten meat unfit for human consumption that was being sold at the meat market in the Shuwaikh area.

In an official statement, the Authority confirmed that inspection teams confiscated the contaminated meat and initiated legal action against those responsible. The statement emphasized that inspection campaigns are continuing across Kuwait to uphold food safety standards and protect consumers from any violations that may pose a risk to public health.