Plan on cards to ease traffic chaos:

News in Brief

Head of Kuwait Association for Traffic Safety Bader Al-Matar affirmed that traffic issue has become a negative phenomenon in the last few years due to the increasing number of vehicles in the country.

In a press release, Al-Matar requested concerned authorities to institute a traffic plan in the earliest possible time to attain the highest standard of traffic control on all roads in the country. He declared that several major roads now resemble parking lots due to the traffic jam, which delays motorists in reaching their destination. He stressed the need to institute an appropriate traffic plan and patrolmen at vantage points to reduce the traffic jam.

No casualties in makeshift rooms:

A fire broke out in a makeshift structure serving as accommodation on the roof of a building in Jabriya area yesterday. The Public Relations and Media Department stated the Fire Operations Center received information about the incident and a team of firemen accompanied by security operatives and paramedics went to the scene, evacuated the building, and dealt with the fire without recording any human casualty. A case was registered.

Delivery boy’s bike stolen:

An unknown individual stole the motorbike of an Egyptian delivery worker in Shuwaikh Industrial Area.

According to security sources, the victim informed securitymen that he returned to his motorbike after making a delivery to discover his motorbike was missing.

A case was registered, and investigations have been launched to find the stolen motorbike.

Hashish found with motorist:

Security operatives arrested a person for crossing the red signal and possessing a piece of hashish. He reportedly told the officers he doesn’t have identity card after he was stopped for investigation. He reportedly said” I Swear I Do Not Have Identity Card” while the officers were conducting a search on him and found a piece of hashish. He was referred to concerned authorities.