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Suspect Caught After Egyptian Victim Clings to Car Roof in Dramatic Chase

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4 months ago

April 9, 2025

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KUWAIT CITY, April 9: The incident, which resembled a scene from a movie, took place in Farwaniya when the accused stopped an Egyptian man on the street, assaulted him, stole his phone, and fled in his vehicle. However, just fifteen minutes later, the accused was surprised to find himself being chased by a highway patrol, who ordered him to pull over immediately.

When the accused stopped at the side of the road as instructed, he was astonished to see the man whose phone he had stolen clinging to the roof of his vehicle. The victim informed the police that he had held on to the car because the driver had forcibly stolen his phone. The police immediately arrested the suspect and referred him to the appropriate authorities.

During his appearance before the criminal court, the accused interrupted the judge as soon as he began to read out the charges, saying, “That’s not true.” The judge responded, “I haven’t even started the charge yet—listen first, then respond.” Still, the accused repeated, “That’s not true.” The judge proceeded to list the charges, to which the accused responded with the same phrase. The court adjourned the case and appointed a lawyer to represent the accused, who denied the charges even before hearing them.

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10 expat workers found dead in Ahmadi, alcohol poisoning suspected

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4 hours ago

August 13, 2025

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10 expat workers found dead in Ahmadi, alcohol poisoning suspected

Alcohol poisoning suspected in deaths of 10 expatriate workers in Ahmadi.

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 13: A security source revealed to a local daily that 10 expatriate workers were found dead across 10 separate incidents in Ahmadi Governorate. According to the source, initial investigations suggest that alcohol poisoning may be the cause of death in all cases.

The Ministry of Interior is reportedly looking into the circumstances surrounding these deaths, as all the victims were expatriates working in the area. Further details on the investigation are awaited.

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Kuwait Fire Force closes 55 non-compliant shops in Shuwaikh

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5 hours ago

August 13, 2025

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Kuwait Fire Force closes 55 non-compliant shops in Shuwaikh

A file photo of a shop being closed in Kuwait due to fire safety violations.

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 13: The General Fire Force (GFF) conducted a thorough inspection campaign in Shuwaikh Industrial Area 2 on Tuesday evening, in collaboration with key government entities, including the Ministry of Commerce, the Public Authority for Industry, and Kuwait Municipality.

The initiative aimed to identify buildings and facilities that were non-compliant with fire safety and prevention regulations.

As a result of the campaign, 55 industrial establishments and shops were administratively closed for failing to meet the required safety standards. In addition, 83 other establishments were issued notices for not adhering to the General Fire Force’s safety guidelines.

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Protect Yourself from Cybercrime with These Simple Steps

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15 hours ago

August 12, 2025

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KUWAIT CITY, Aug 12: In an era where digital threats are constantly evolving, protecting yourself from cybercrime has become a crucial part of everyday life. From identity theft to online scams, cybercriminals are finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities. The Ministry of Interior (MOI) of Kuwait urges everyone to adopt simple yet effective security measures to safeguard personal information and stay one step ahead of these dangers.

In today’s digital age, protecting yourself from cybercrime is more important than ever. The Ministry of Interior (MOI) in Kuwait emphasizes the following key practices to safeguard your online presence:

Use Strong Passwords: Choose complex passwords combining letters, numbers, and special characters. Avoid easily guessable information like birthdays or common words.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Add an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification, such as a code sent to your phone, when logging into your accounts.
Be Cautious with Links and Attachments: Never open emails, messages, or attachments from unknown or suspicious sources, as they may contain malware or phishing attempts.
Keep Your Software Updated: Regularly update your operating system, antivirus, and applications to protect against the latest security threats.
Protect Your Personal Information: Avoid sharing sensitive details online, including on social media, to minimize the risk of identity theft and fraud.

By following these simple but effective steps, you can greatly reduce your risk of falling victim to cybercrime.