KUWAIT CITY, Sept 13:  A joint traffic and inspection campaign in Fahaheel Industrial Area resulted in 93 traffic violations, 93 vehicles seized for failing security and durability standards, four residency law violators referred, six commercial violations reported, and 14 abandoned vehicles removed, the Ministry of Interior announced on Saturday.

The campaign was conducted by the General Traffic Department, in coordination with the Technical Inspection Department, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and Kuwait Municipality, as part of a broader initiative to uphold public order and combat legal violations.

In its press statement, the Ministry of Interior confirmed that the campaign specifically targeted workshops, garages, and vehicles operating in violation of the law within the industrial zone.

The Ministry emphasized that these operations fall under its comprehensive plan to enforce the rule of law and to strengthen public safety and security. It reiterated its commitment to continuing and intensifying such traffic and inspection campaigns in both industrial and residential areas to apprehend violators and safeguard lives and property.

The photo of the vehicle collision and rollover on Sixth Ring Road that left two dead, four injured

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 13: Firefighting teams from Al-Istiqlal Fire Station responded Thursday evening to a collision and vehicle rollover on the Sixth Ring Road, which resulted in two fatalities and left four others injured.

The scene was promptly managed by emergency personnel, and all cases were handed over to the relevant authorities.

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 12: The Capital Governorate Security Directorate launched a large-scale inspection campaign targeting multiple areas and markets across the governorate, with the participation of regional commanders, departments, and operations units. The campaign aimed to apprehend violators of residency and labor laws.

According to the Ministry of Interior, the operation resulted in the arrest of 269 individuals, including 202 for labor law violations, 29 with expired residency permits, and 25 absconders. Authorities also detained two undocumented workers, four individuals wanted for criminal offenses, four other arrests on separate charges, two cases of begging, and one person without identification documents.

The ministry confirmed that such campaigns will continue across all governorates to curb violations, uphold public security, and ensure strict enforcement of the law.