15 things that happens in Arab only
Arab is famous for a lot of things, especially when it comes to world records that have to do with luxury. The Arab currently holds the record for the largest man-made island, shopping mall (3.7 million square feet), tallest building, a police force that has a fleet of luxury vehicles, including a Bugatti Veyron,
and the world’s only seven-star hotel. Oh yeah, and more everyday scenarios include lions and tigers hanging out of car windows, traffic jams full of Ferrari’s, cell phones that cost more than all the money you’ll earn in your lifetime, and ATM machines that spit out gold bars.
You can guarantee that we never witness any of these things living in another part of the world. The closest we get is probably driving next to someone in a Lamborghini that’s smoking a fine Cuban cigar while their Yorkshire Terrier sticks its head out the window.
Kuwait News
- Events in Kuwait
- Coronavirus cases in Kuwait as of 17.04.2020
- EMPLOYERS OBLIGATED TO PAY WORKERS DURING CURFEW PERIOD
- MOI grants temporary residence for expiring visas
- Kuwait sets venues to host Indians desiring to go home
- Video – Power supply to 32 buildings of expat bachelors to be cut
- May need to extend social distancing until 2022 – Washington
- Appointment shopping during curfew
- Qatar Airways started operation for 40 connected destinations
- 25% rent discount for Apr, May & Jun to all Kuwaiti and expatriate tenants
- Outbound flights from Kuwait Airport to USA
- Over 250,000 expats lost their jobs in Kuwait
- Residence for Family visa and Self sponsor renewal for only 1 year
- 161 New Coronavirus cases in Kuwait
- 83 New Coronavirus cases in Kuwait
- Renewal of driving license for 15 yrs and 3 yrs
- Renew your civil id online and collect it after holidays
- Coronavirus in GCC as of 08.04.2020
- Residence Violation Penalty applied from 1st March
- Coronavirus Cases in Kuwait by Nationalities
- 33 kids registered to leave Kuwait
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