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Kuwait: 36 Arrested, 934 Traffic Violations Resolved in Security Campaign

July 31, 2025 Ahmed Hassan - World News Editor World

Kuwait Cracks Down:⁣ Major Traffic and‌ Security Sweep Nets Hundreds of Violators

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  • Kuwait Cracks Down:⁣ Major Traffic and‌ Security Sweep Nets Hundreds of Violators
    • Intensified Operations⁢ driven by Top-Level Directives
    • Key Arrests and Violations Uncovered
    • Ministry affirms Commitment to ‌Ongoing Enforcement

Kuwait City, kuwait – July 31, 2025 ⁤- in‍ a significant move⁤ to bolster public safety and⁣ enforce⁣ the rule of law, Kuwait’s Ministry⁢ of‍ Interior ‌conducted a sweeping traffic and security campaign across the nation’s ​main‌ and rapid roads early‌ thursday morning. The operation, which targeted both traffic and residency law violators,⁢ resulted in the apprehension‍ of 36⁤ individuals and‍ the issuance of 934 traffic citations.

Intensified Operations⁢ driven by Top-Level Directives

The ‌comprehensive​ campaign was initiated ​under the direct ⁢instructions of Sheikh Fahd Youssef Saud​ Al-Sabah, the First Deputy Prime‍ Minister and Minister of Interior. His directive emphasized the critical need to intensify security and traffic operations nationwide.‍ The primary objectives were ‌to​ apprehend wanted ⁢individuals, including those attempting⁣ to evade ‍legal‌ proceedings, and to strictly ​enforce ⁢traffic and residency regulations.

The General ‌Traffic Department, in collaboration with the General Management of Najda‌ Police and the⁢ Special‌ Security Affairs⁤ sector, ⁤spearheaded the dawn raid. This ⁣coordinated effort underscores‌ the ministry’s commitment to a zero-tolerance approach towards those who ​disregard ‌Kuwait’s ‍laws and endanger public safety.

Key Arrests and Violations Uncovered

The intensive operation yielded⁤ a diverse range of​ arrests⁤ and violations, ‌highlighting the multifaceted nature of the‌ crackdown. Among ⁤the 36 individuals apprehended were:

13 violators of the Residence and ‍Work ​Law: These individuals were found to be ​in breach of ‌regulations governing their stay ​and employment in Kuwait.
6⁢ individuals ⁤without final identification: This indicates a failure ‍to comply with essential identification requirements, posing potential security ​concerns.
9 wanted⁣ persons: These individuals were sought by authorities for various offenses, and their apprehension marks a significant success for law enforcement.
3 individuals apprehended for driving without a license: This common ‌violation poses a direct risk‌ to⁢ road users.
1 individual found in an abnormal condition: This⁣ suggests potential impairment ​or other issues requiring further inquiry. 2 individuals found in possession of suspected narcotic⁢ materials: These arrests⁤ are crucial in the ongoing⁢ fight ⁣against drug trafficking and abuse.
1 individual wanted for⁣ absenteeism: this individual was located‍ and‌ apprehended ⁣after⁣ being flagged for absence ‍from their duties or legal obligations.
1 individual referred⁢ for detention: This indicates a more serious offense that‍ warranted​ immediate custodial measures.

Ministry affirms Commitment to ‌Ongoing Enforcement

The⁣ Ministry ‍of Interior has unequivocally affirmed its dedication to continuing these ⁣rigorous⁢ security and traffic campaigns across all​ regions of Kuwait. The statement emphasized that these⁢ operations ‍are designed to apprehend all individuals who have chosen to defy the law.

The⁤ ministry also‌ issued a public ‍appeal, urging ‍all citizens and residents to ‌cooperate with security personnel. ‌By reporting any observed violations or ‍suspicious activities, ‌the public plays a ⁣vital role⁢ in preserving the overall security and ⁢safety of Kuwaiti society. This collaborative approach is essential in maintaining a secure and orderly habitat for everyone.

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