Interior Ministry: Wanted individuals and violators apprehended during expanded security campaign in Hawalli - Sarmad
Hawalli Security Directorate carried out a security campaign targeting wanted individuals and violators in cooperation with several government entities
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
The Security Directorate of Hawalli Governorate conducted an extensive security campaign across the governorate over three consecutive days, under the supervision of Brigadier General Haqqawi Abdulaziz Bandar Al-Omar, Head of the Security Directorates Affairs Sector; Brigadier General Hussain Muhammad Dashti, Director General of Hawalli Governorate Security Directorate; and Brigadier General Muhammad Fares Al-Maasab, Deputy Director General. The operation was carried out in cooperation with relevant government entities, represented by the General Fireforce, Kuwait Municipality, the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition, and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, aiming to apprehend wanted individuals and violators, enhance security presence, and ensure traffic compliance.
The efforts of the participating entities yielded the following results:
- Recording a number of traffic violations
- Providing 84 humanitarian assistance cases
- Establishing 66 checkpoints and security presence points
- Setting up 20 inspection points
- Apprehending 16 individuals violating residency and labor laws
- Detaining 10 absconders
- Arresting 9 casual laborers
- Seizing 7 individuals in possession of intoxicants
- Apprehending 6 civil wanted persons
- Detaining 4 criminal wanted persons
- Arresting 4 individuals without identity documents
- Detaining 4 individuals in possession of narcotics
- Apprehending 3 individuals subject to arrest warrants
The Directorate’s total actions amounted to 758.
Other participating entities:
- General Fireforce: Recorded 92 actions
- Kuwait Municipality: Removed 8 abandoned vehicles
- Public Authority for Food and Nutrition: Recorded 37 actions
- Ministry of Commerce and Industry: Recorded 33 actions
The total number of actions across the campaign involving all entities reached 928, with necessary legal measures taken by each participating entity within its respective jurisdiction.
