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MoI to deport 500 illegals
The Ministry of Interior has started taking measures to address the issue of 86,000 expatriates who violated the Residency Law and remained in the country despite the grace period granted to them to either leave the country without paying fines or to correct their status, reports Al-Rai daily.
Ten expats for deportation
Ahmadi police arrested eight expatriates for violating the Labor Law as they were found to be working for employers who are not their sponsors, reports Al-Anba daily.
Legal actions against spreading the false news on social media
Presidency of the General Staff of Kuwait Armed Forces has affirmed that it has taken all legal measures against propagandists and false statements circulating on social media, reports Al-Nahar daily.
work visas for expat business partners
The Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) issued a decision to grant work permits for non-Kuwaiti partners in Kuwaiti companies provided they submit an application using the form prepared by the concerned labor department, reports Al-Anba daily.
Inspectors attacked in Hassawi
The presence of ‘Chicago’ gangs holding white weapons in Hassawi is not a joke nor an exaggeration, or a scene from a ‘hidden camera’ program. Believe it or not, the perpetrators attacked the Kuwaiti Municipality inspectors recently, reports Al-Rai daily.
Kuwaiti couple banned from leaving from Srilanka
A Sri Lankan court Monday impounded the passports of a Kuwaiti couple who tried to smuggle a dog into the country and assaulted five customs officers who tried to stop them, says AFP. A magistrate ordered immigration authorities to prevent the couple from leaving Sri Lanka and fixed a court hearing for Aug 10.
Women are allowed to work at night (12 activities)
As part of its continuous efforts to organize work procedures in the private and oil sectors, the Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) issued administrative decision number 552 specifying places where women are allowed to work at night (12 activities), reports Al- Anba daily.
A total of 393,593 cartons of Red Label
A total of 393,593 cartons, each with 6,458 imported “Red Label” liquor bottles, worth more than half million dinars were discovered among wood planks inside a container that arrived at Shuwaikh Port from an Asian country in the name of a company.
Monkey giving mobile numbers to women in complex
The security guards at a commercial complex ordered a youth to get out of the complex after receiving complaints from several women that the youth instructed his pet monkey to give his telephone number to them, reports Al-Shahed daily.
Bachelors living in ‘private’ residential areas
Sabah bin Rashrash Diwaniya in Rabya area organized a meeting titled “Rabya for Better” in the presence of well-known residents of the area to discuss the problem related to the spread of bachelors living in private residential areas in Rabya, reports Al-Anba daily.
