Municipality, PAM shut 152 shops, issue 152 citations during March 3 and April 28
40 websites referred to prosecution
By Abdulnasser Al-Aslami
Al-Seyassah Staff and
KUWAIT CITY, May 2 : Head of the Capital Municipality’s Emergency Team Zaid Al-Enzi revealed that seven shops have been closed, seven citations were issued, and 36 complaints received through the hotline number were dealt with.
With the cooperation of Public Authority for Manpower, 152 shops were closed and 152 citations were issued during the period from March 3 to April 28.
Meanwhile, team of shift G from the Violation Removal Department of Ahmadi Municipality dealt with a complaint related to transgression on state property in Mangaf area.
A warning was issued to the violator to remove the encroachment within 48 hours.
Also, team of shift A from the same department conducted a inspection tour in Ahmadi Governorate during which three citations were issued and three shops were closed.
In addition, the Observation Team of Jahra Municipality removed 13 encroachments on state properties in Sulaibiya area.
40 websites
A ministerial source has warned against unauthorized news source websites which has been created for political and commercial advertisement purposes and poses a challenge to the government, reports Al-Rai daily.
The source pointed out that the Ministry of Information will confront these sites, adding that it has referred about 40 licensed websites to the Public Prosecution so far since the beginning of the corona virus crisis for allegedly broadcasting untrue news and violating the law.
The source said anything that disturbs people’s confidence in the government, the state, or civil society, or represents abuse to a party, state, community will face punishment.
Kuwaiti’s car
referred:
stolen:
Search has begun to find and arrest an unknown individual who stole a Kuwaiti citizen’s vehicle, reports Al-Anba daily.
An investigator from Ali Sabah Al-Salem area (Umm Al-Haiman area)
Top: Special Forces stationed in Mahboula. Above: Residents of Mahboula are provided various foodstuff and
other items over the fence.
circulated the description of the stolen Japanmade vehicle to all patrol teams in order to arrest the thief. He also issued a citation against the suspect.
The daily contacted the Kuwaiti owner of the vehicle who had uploaded a video on social media which showed the theft of his vehicle.
He explained that he went to his house at 4:05 pm to bring food for Iftar. He left his car with the engine running for just three minutes, and when he returned, he did not find his car. He checked the CCTV cameras installed outside his house, and noticed an individual who was wearing a red jacket entering the car and driving away.
6 violate curfew:
Ministry of Interior has arrested six individuals – five Kuwaitis and one expatriate
– for violating the partial curfew on Friday.
According to sources, these individuals have been referred to the Public Prosecution for necessary legal action.
Justice statistics:
The Legal Authentication Department in the Ministry of Justice recently released statistics on transactions completed during the suspension of work as part of measures to curb coronavirus
-- from March 15 to April 22; stating the total number of transactions accomplished within this period reached 1,583, reports Al-Anba daily.
The daily obtained a copy of the statistics which revealed 262 marriage contracts were ratified during the abovementioned period, 88 marriage permits were issued by the marriage register outside the department (a nonKuwaiti party), 30 delivery and receipt of marriage registers, 159 legal
notices, 50 determination of heirs and 75 Islamic inheritance.
This is in addition to four marital revision cases; three Islam proclamations; nine requests for true copies of documents; 50 letters addressed to public authorities such as the Public Institution for Social insurance, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Public Authority for Minors Affairs; 853 responses to visitors ’inquiries and setting appointments through WhatsApp.