Al-Farwaniya Security Directorate Conducts Comprehensive Security and Traffic Campaign in Al-Reem with 981 Actions and Violations
Al-Farwaniya Security Directorate conducts a comprehensive campaign in Al-Reem in cooperation with several government agencies to apprehend wanted individuals and violators.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
The Security Directorate of Al-Furwaniya Governorate carried out a comprehensive security and traffic campaign in the Al-Rey area, under the supervision of the Director General of Al-Furwaniya Security, Brigadier General Faisal Muassad Al-Rabiah, and the Assistant Director General of Security, Brigadier General Yousef Fahad Al-Sawla, in cooperation with relevant field sectors and government entities. The operation aimed to apprehend wanted individuals and violators, combat illegal practices and legal transgressions, and enhance security and traffic discipline in the area.
The campaign yielded the following results: a total of 101 security arrests, including:
* Arrest of 78 wanted and absentees, 9 foreign workers violating labor laws, 7 individuals whose visas had expired, 6 persons in possession of narcotics, and one individual subject to a ban on entry into the country. Additionally, 122 traffic violations were issued, four abandoned vehicles were impounded, one motorcycle with traffic violations was seized, and one vehicle wanted by the judiciary was confiscated.
The Public Authority for Manpower registered 9 violations of labor laws, while the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition recorded 45 violations for failing to obtain health cards and 12 violations for improper food storage.
The General Fireforce issued 37 notices of violations and carried out 23 administrative closures of establishments, along with issuing closure warnings. Meanwhile, the Kuwait Municipality placed 517 stickers on abandoned vehicles, obtained 13 commitments against repeat violations, issued 10 reports for public cleanliness and road obstruction violations, and removed 4 abandoned vehicles.
The total number of actions taken by participating entities reached 676. Additionally, 76 humanitarian assistance cases were provided during the campaign, bringing the total number of campaign actions and violations to 981.
