Security Operation in Farwaniya Arrests 47 Wanted Individuals and 10 Residence Violators
Joint operation in Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh results in arrest of wanted individuals and violators, and closure of establishments
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
- 47 facilities administratively closed... and 386 arrests, violations, and measures recorded
A joint security operation in the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh area of the Farwaniya Governorate, carried out in coordination between the Ministry of Interior, the General Fireforce, and the Kuwait Municipality, resulted in the recording of 386 arrests, violations, and measures. These included the apprehension of wanted individuals and violators of the residency law, the issuance of traffic violations, the closure of facilities, and actions taken against abandoned vehicles and other infractions.
The Ministry of Interior stated that the operation was conducted as part of continuous security efforts to enhance safety and apprehend violators, under the supervision of the Director General of Farwaniya Governorate Security, Brigadier General Faisal Muassil Al-Riyah, and the Assistant Director General of Security, Brigadier General Yousef Fahad Al-Sula.
It clarified that the operation led to the arrest of 47 wanted individuals, 10 violators of the residency law, and one person for possessing alcohol, in addition to issuing 40 various traffic violations and impounding one vehicle violating traffic laws and three abandoned vehicles.
It added that the General Fireforce administratively closed 47 facilities, issued 78 violation notices, and issued 23 closure warnings.
Regarding the measures taken by the Kuwait Municipality, the Ministry noted the identification of 62 cases requiring shop licensing, 18 cases of non-compliance with area regulations, 15 cases requiring the removal of stored items, and six cases requiring the removal of temporary structures, in addition to placing 25 stickers on vehicles and removing 10 abandoned vehicles.
It indicated that the total outcome of the operation amounted to 386 arrests, violations, and measures, distributed among 58 security arrests, 44 traffic arrests and violations, and 284 measures and violations by the participating entities.
