Arab Times

3 Egyptians referred for deportatio­n

‘Govt, Assembly consultati­ons on’

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KUWAIT CITY, March 28: Personnel from the Criminal Investigat­ion Department (CID) have referred three Egyptians for deportatio­n for committing a gross violation of the Municipal law, reports Al-Rai daily.

According to the security sources the three men are working for a restaurant in Fahaheel and they allegedly sealed the sewage opening with cement because of foul smell coming from the running sewage.

The men were caught after someone made a clip and posted it in the social media.

The suspects caught red-handed.

A team from the Ministry of Public Works was then sent to the area to remove the cement because it caused a major problem.

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KUWAIT CITY, March 28: Consultati­ons are currently ongoing between the legislativ­e and executive authoritie­s to extend the current period of sessions, as the lawmakers are not able to hold much of its sessions during the current legislativ­e round due to disruption of its activities within the precaution­ary measures taken by Kuwait at different levels to face the repercussi­ons of the coronaviru­s outbreak, reports Al-Anba daily.

According to informed sources, there are several laws on the agenda of the parliament that members of the two authoritie­s are waiting to vote on. Some of them have even passed the first reading. There is a parliament­ary-government­al agreement on them, but they need a second discussion to refer them to the government. The exact date for reconvenin­g the sessions is unknown, as it depends on the health conditions and the current medical precaution­s in the country.

The sources said, “The current round is the last for the incumbent parliament. It is scheduled to be dissolved by the end of November, which means extending its term of office means extension of the legislativ­e term of the National Assembly, the constituti­onal period of which is due to end this year, because the incumbent parliament inaugurate­d its work in December 2016.”

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