82 Abandoned Vehicles Removed in Mubarak Al-Kabeer During Municipal Campaign

KUWAIT CITY, May 20: The Public Relations Department of Kuwait Municipality has announced that field teams from the Public Cleaning and Road Occupation Departments are continuing to ramp up inspection campaigns across all governorates. These efforts aim to enforce municipal regulations related to public cleanliness and road usage while enhancing the supervisory role of municipal authorities.

In Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate, the Public Cleaning and Road Occupation Department has been conducting extensive inspection tours in residential areas. These tours focus on improving overall cleanliness, removing obstacles from roads, preventing waste disposal outside designated containers, and cleaning beaches, as well as main and internal roads.

As a result of these efforts, 82 abandoned vehicles, scrap materials, motorcycles, and non-compliant commercial containers were removed. Additionally, 48 violations were issued related to public cleanliness and unauthorized road use. The campaign also included the placement of 131 removal notices on abandoned vehicles and violating containers, and the replacement of 33 old waste containers with new ones.