The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior has conducted a significant security campaign in the Sulaibikhat area, issuing 1,754 traffic violations and arresting several individuals for various offenses, including violations of the Residence and Work Law and possession of narcotics.
Key Outcomes of the Campaign:
- Traffic Violations:
- A total of 1,754 traffic violations were recorded, highlighting efforts to enhance road safety.
- Eight vehicles and bicycles were impounded for traffic law violations.
- Arrests and Violations:
- Five individuals were apprehended for violating the Residence and Work Law.
- Five wanted individuals were arrested.
- Two individuals were found in possession of suspected narcotic materials.
- 17 individuals were detained for lack of identification.
- Three people reported missing were located.
- Vehicle Seizures:
- Three vehicles and bicycles were confiscated due to pending issues.
Ministry’s Commitment to Security
The campaign was conducted under the supervision of Sheikh Fahad Al-Yousef, the First Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, and Minister of Interior. It involved multiple sectors, including traffic, operations, and private security.
The Ministry of Interior reiterated that these campaigns are part of a broader strategy to:
- Enhance public safety and order.
- Apprehend outlaws and wanted individuals.
- Foster a secure and stable environment for both citizens and residents.
Broader Implications
The Sulaibikhat campaign is a testament to Kuwait’s dedication to maintaining law and order and ensuring safety across its regions. These proactive measures contribute significantly to public confidence and the overall well-being of the community.
