KUWAIT CITY, Sep 24: As part of its ongoing efforts to maintain public safety and regulate traffic, the Ministry of Interior, represented by the General Traffic Department — including the Security Control Department and the Traffic Investigations Unit — has carried out a series of intensive security and traffic campaigns across the country. These campaigns, conducted between September 13 and September 20, 2025, focused on monitoring traffic behavior, apprehending reckless drivers, and addressing violations through strict legal measures.

The week-long operations resulted in the following outcomes:

The Ministry of Interior emphasized that such campaigns will continue in all governorates as part of its strategy to reduce reckless driving, curb violations, and enhance road safety. Authorities also urged citizens and residents to cooperate by reporting traffic violations or reckless behavior. Reports can be made through the Operations Room hotline (112), the General Traffic Department’s WhatsApp service (99324092), or by filing a complaint via the “Tawasul” platform.

The Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety of all road users and reducing behaviors that threaten public security and order.

KUWAIT CITY, Sep 23: Kuwait’s General Department of Rescue Police successfully managed a potentially dangerous situation involving a vehicle whose speed control system had malfunctioned on Al-Subiya Road, heading toward Jahra.

The Traffic and Operations Sector reported that officers received an urgent alert about the vehicle, which was unable to slow down due to a technical failure. Rescue Police patrols immediately mobilized and monitored the car closely to ensure the safety of both the driver and other road users.

Through careful coordination and swift action, the officers were able to bring the vehicle to a stop in a safe location without causing any injuries or property damage.

Authorities highlighted that the incident demonstrates the high level of preparedness, professionalism, and rapid response capabilities of security personnel. Their decisive intervention prevented a potentially serious accident, safeguarding both lives and property on the road.

KUWAIT CITY, Sep 23: A famous Kuwaiti actress is held in Kuwait’s Central Prison for a period of 21 days, following her arrest for intoxication. After being detained, a blood test confirmed the presence of narcotics in her system.

Earlier, the Arab Times had reported that the arrest was part of a broader crackdown in Salmiya, involving two well-known celebrities. Officers from the Hawally Security Directorate apprehended two famous artists who were found in possession of narcotics, alcohol, and sex toys. Another celebrated figure was detained alongside a young woman, reportedly in an intoxicated condition. These arrests were made under orders from Major-General Hamad Al-Munifi, head of the Public Security Sector of the Interior Ministry, and the suspects have been handed over to the Drug Control General Department