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Ahmadi Security Campaign Nets 33 Food Trucks, 19 Street Vendors

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KUWAIT CITY, April 20: In a landmark security campaign, the largest of its kind in Ahmadi Governorate, Public Security personnel conducted extensive operations across various governorate areas to apprehend lawbreakers. Led by the Public Security Sector Undersecretary, Major General Hamad Al-Munifi, and under the field supervision of Brigadier General Hussein Dashti, Acting Director General of the Ahmadi Security Directorate, the campaign resulted in the closure of 33 food trucks and the arrest of 19 street vendors.

The operation also targeted other violations, issuing traffic fines, apprehending individuals in suspicious conditions, and seizing vehicles associated with criminal activities. A security source revealed that the campaign involved 250 officers and personnel, supported by security vehicles and additional backup from the Mubarak Al-Kabeer Directorate.

The primary objectives included apprehending violators of residency laws, targeting those involved in the sale of unsafe food items, and identifying the sources of illegal labor. The source further explained that the campaign’s strategy focused on surprise, decisiveness, and rapid action following the thorough lockdown of the targeted areas. This operation marks the first of many planned steps to enforce the country’s laws and eliminate violators. The campaign will continue with similar operations across all governorates, intensifying efforts during the summer to pursue residency violators. The source emphasized that, despite the challenging weather conditions, the authorities remain steadfast in their pursuit of violators, stressing that the law must be upheld and all offenders brought to justice.

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Firefighters contain basement fire at printing press in Shuwaikh Industrial area

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Firefighters contain basement fire at printing press in Shuwaikh Industrial area

Kuwait Fire Force team at the scene.

KUWAIT CITY, May 10: Firefighters successfully brought a basement fire under control at a printing press in the Shuwaikh Industrial Area on Saturday morning, according to the Kuwait Fire Force.

Teams from the Shuwaikh Industrial and Al-Shaheed fire stations responded promptly to the incident. Upon arrival, they launched firefighting operations to suppress the blaze and prevent it from spreading beyond the basement level.

Authorities confirmed that no serious injuries were reported as a result of the fire.

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Woman Accused Of Witchcraft And Fraud Acquitted

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KUWAIT CITY, May 10: The Misdemeanor Appeals Court has overturned a previous conviction sentencing a woman to one year in prison with hard labor on charges of fraud and practicing witchcraft. The court instead acquitted her of all charges, citing insufficient evidence and flawed procedures.

The case stemmed from allegations by the Public Prosecution that the woman had defrauded multiple individuals by claiming to possess supernatural powers, including the ability to predict the future. She reportedly charged 300 Kuwaiti dinars per session and allegedly operated out of her private residence.

According to testimony from an officer with the Anti-Money Laundering Crimes Department, the investigation began following a tip-off from a confidential source. Acting on a prosecution warrant, detectives staged a sting operation using marked cash. After a session was conducted inside the defendant’s home and payment was exchanged, authorities raided the premises. During the search, items suspected of being used in sorcery were recovered, including a dried seahorse, paper talismans, bullets, incense, stones, herbs, and marked money.

In her defense, attorney Enaam Haidar argued that the search and arrest were procedurally invalid, the evidence lacked credibility, and the case was based on speculative accusations. She also emphasized her client’s consistent denial of the charges throughout the investigation. After reviewing the case, the Appeals Court concluded that the prosecution had failed to establish criminal intent or provide concrete proof of fraudulent activity, resulting in a full acquittal.

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Firefighters contain apartment blaze in Al-Raqi without major injuries

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Firefighters contain apartment blaze in Al-Raqi without major injuries

Firefighters work to extinguish a blaze at an apartment building in Al-Raqi on Friday morning.

KUWAIT CITY, May 10: Firefighters successfully brought a blaze under control at an apartment building in the Al-Raqi area on Friday morning, according to the Kuwait Fire Force.

Fire brigades from the Shuwaikh Industrial and Al-Ardiya fire stations responded to the scene, where they swiftly began operations to combat the fire and prevent its spread within the building.

Authorities confirmed that the incident did not result in any significant injuries.

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