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Crackdown on Counterfeits: 1,600+ Fake Phone Accessories Seized in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, July 13: Teams from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry conducted a targeted inspection campaign across several mobile phone accessory stores, resulting in the seizure of approximately 1,625 counterfeit electronic items. The operation is part of the ministry’s ongoing efforts to combat commercial fraud and safeguard consumer rights.
According to official sources, the confiscated products included earphones, charging cables, and other accessories bearing fake logos and trademarks of well-known international brands, constituting a direct violation of intellectual property protection laws. Offense reports were filed against the violating establishments, and appropriate legal actions were initiated, with preparations underway to refer the cases to the relevant authorities.
Officials emphasized that the inspection teams remain committed to confronting all forms of commercial malpractice, particularly those that endanger consumer safety or compromise the integrity of authentic brands.
The ministry reiterated its commitment to continuing intensive inspection campaigns across markets and shopping centers throughout the country, ensuring that all commercial outlets comply with consumer protection laws and intellectual property regulations.
KUWAIT CITY, Aug 4: In a wide-scale field campaign, emergency teams from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry have seized more than 10,000 counterfeit products and ordered the closure of 13 shops found in violation of commercial laws and regulations.
The crackdown targeted shops across multiple governorates, focusing on the sale and distribution of fake goods.
In a statement published on its official Twitter account, the Ministry confirmed that its emergency teams will continue to carry out similar field campaigns to combat commercial fraud and protect consumer rights.
Authorities reiterated their commitment to upholding market integrity and warned businesses against dealing in counterfeit merchandise.
KUWAIT CITY, Aug 4: Three expatriate workers lost their lives on Sunday following a tragic explosion of a water tank in the Mina Abdullah area. According to a security source, preliminary investigations suggest that the workers were cleaning the tank using chemical substances when a chemical reaction—likely triggered by high temperatures—led to the fatal explosion.
Emergency police and ambulance teams responded promptly to the scene, and a forensic investigation team was dispatched to examine the site and prepare a detailed incident report. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the exact cause of the explosion and whether any safety violations contributed to the incident
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