Al-Ajiri: Al-Samak Star Rises on the 29th, Brought by Nighttime Chills and Rain Chances
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The Al-Ajiri Scientific Center announced the rising of the Al-Samak star on the 29th, accompanied by nighttime chills, rain chances, and increased lamb births.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
Two security operations carried out by the General Department of Emergency Police and the Directorate of Security for Al-Jahra Governorate resulted in the apprehension of 253 individuals, including wanted persons, violators, absentees, and those in possession of narcotics and intoxicants, alongside the issuance of 110 traffic violations in Al-Jahra Industrial Area. During the Emergency Police campaign, 44 vehicles were dealt with, comprising those wanted by the courts, those detained for traffic violations, and abandoned vehicles.
In detail, the General Department of Emergency Police conducted a security operation covering all governorates of the country, resulting in 203 security and traffic measures. These included the apprehension of 125 wanted security suspects, as well as criminal wanted persons; 25 individuals lacking identity documents; four persons in possession of narcotics; one person in possession of intoxicants; and two individuals exhibiting abnormal behavior. The operation also led to the seizure of eight vehicles wanted by the courts, the impoundment of 23 vehicles for traffic violations, and the removal of 13 abandoned vehicles in cooperation with the Kuwait Municipality.
In another operation, the Directorate of Security for Al-Jahra Governorate conducted a security and traffic campaign in the Al-Jahra Industrial Area, under the supervision of Brigadier General Haqqawi Abdulaziz Al-Omar, Head of the Security Directorates Affairs Sector, and Brigadier General Abdullah Al-Mutairi, Director General of the Al-Jahra Governorate Security Directorate, to apprehend violators and enhance security discipline in the area. The campaign resulted in the apprehension of 94 individuals, including 33 wanted persons and absentees; 21 lacking identity documents; 13 violators of the Residency and Labor Laws; 10 whose residency permits had expired; 10 casual laborers; four street vendors; two individuals whose visas had expired; and one person subject to an entry ban.
