Security source: Eviction of any building guard caught in suspicious activities and ban on their return to the country
A security source confirms the eviction of a building guard involved in illegal activities and their inclusion on the blacklist.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
Kuwait officials confirmed that any building guard who is found to be overseeing a property where suspicious or illegal activities are taking place will be subject to administrative deportation, with their name added to the list of individuals prohibited from re-entering the country. They stressed that property guards are responsible for reporting any violations occurring within the facilities they are tasked with protecting.
The source clarified that security agencies deal firmly with all reports and information concerning illegal activities, noting that a guard’s responsibility extends beyond merely protecting the property to include reporting any illicit activities occurring under their supervision.
The source further noted that Gulf security coordination allows for the registration of deported individuals in GCC countries; consequently, anyone placed on the deportation list is barred from entering GCC states, in accordance with prevailing procedures and regulations.
In a case underscoring the ongoing security campaigns targeting dens of illegal activities, investigators from the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh criminal investigation department referred 14 foreign nationals of Asian origin to the Administrative Deportation Department, adding their names to the list of individuals prohibited from re-entering the country. This followed their apprehension early Thursday morning inside a gambling den in the Jleeb area.
