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Kuwaiti visa trafficker
According to Arabtimes, Personnel from the Residence Affairs Department are looking for a Kuwaiti, identified only as A.R., for forging documents Continue Reading »
Man caught with various passports and identity cards
Man caught with various passports and identity cards
New fine for phone-use while driving ‘not true’
The Public Relations and Security Media Department of Ministry of Interior has denied that a new decision was issued to impose a fine of KD 250 and suspend for three months the driving licenses of those who use mobile phones while driving.
In a press statement issued by Ministry of Interior, the department affirmed that the reports circulating on social media regarding this issue are false. It urged all Kuwaiti citizens and expatriates to confirm such information from valid sources before taking action based on them, stressing that the department usually organizes extensive awareness campaigns before implementing such decisions.
Source : Arabtimes
Kuwait News
- Events in Kuwait
- Over 100 traffic officers punished in Kuwait
- 20,000 expats lose jobs
- Kuwaiti man and Syrian woman arrested for dogging
- Kuwaiti actress banned in Saudi Arabia
- 2nd Egyptian dies of sunstroke in Kuwait
- Cambodian Domestic workers in Kuwait
- Al Rai News : Filipino kidnapped from airport and sexual assault
- ‘Impossible to see moon on Monday’ – Eid Al-Fitr will fall on Wednesday, not Tuesday
- Indian Embassy in Kuwait warns Indians
- New systems of Residence Renewal and transfer
- Kuwaiti employer of Filipina maid charged with murder charges
- Temperatures to hit Kuwait 68 degrees C
- 35 Indians cheated
- Kuwaiti mom and daughter arrested
- 13 violations to lose your driving license
- Two women arrested
- Cooperative societies are ready to face any regional issue.
- KWD 1.000 for Civil ID Update
- It is not our duty to discipline the wife
- Philippines Embassy files criminal case against Kuwait
No Kidney Dialysis Treatment For Expatriates
The Ministry of Health has stopped providing kidney dialysis treatment to expatriates, reports Al-Anba daily quoting sources. Continue Reading »