Al-Kharinj: 9 Violations and Removal of 12 Abandoned Cars in Ahmadi
Inspection campaigns in Ahmadi and the capital to detect construction violations, misuse of spaces, and remove abandoned cars.
Translated by Qiyas from الوسط — Original source
The Public Relations Department announced intensive inspection campaigns by the supervisory team of the General Cleanliness and Road Works Administration in the Ahmadi Governorate, focusing on road works violations and monitoring infractions to detect violations, take all necessary supervisory measures against violators, and ensure compliance with municipal regulations and systems. In this context, Saad Al-Kharinj, Director of the Ahmadi Municipality Branch, stated that the objective of the intensive field rounds is to identify violators and take all legal actions against them, noting that the supervisory team under the General Cleanliness and Road Works Administration pays close attention to violations in areas under its responsibility through field rounds conducted across the governorate.
Al-Kharinj confirmed that the supervisory team of the General Cleanliness and Road Works Administration in the Ahmadi Governorate carried out an intensive field campaign that resulted in issuing nine violation reports for misuse of space, removing 12 abandoned vehicles, and issuing 56 warnings, which varied between stickers on abandoned vehicles and misuse of space in the Al-Maqfah and Abu Halifa areas, in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior.
On another note, Kuwait Municipality announced the issuance of six violation reports related to building regulations and the issuance of 14 warnings in the Jabir Al-Ahmad and Salwa areas, during a field round conducted by the Engineering Audit and Follow-up Administration in the Capital Governorate. The Public Relations Department clarified that this round, which was the second in the Capital Governorate, included inspections of several areas and sites where building violations were detected, and that appropriate supervisory measures were taken against violators. It added that the issued violations related to area expansions, noting that supervisory teams are monitoring compliance with regulations and systems governing construction in residential, commercial, industrial, and private investment properties. The department emphasized that inspection rounds will continue in all governorates in the coming weeks, according to a schedule prepared in coordination between the Public Relations Department and the relevant administrations.
