AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCourt & Public Safety: Kuwait’s Criminal Court sentenced a Kuwaiti doctor to two years in prison and a KD 2,000 fine for using mind-altering substances, while a friend also received two years for cocaine use; a separate Misdemeanor Court jailed a man for assaulting his wife and damaging her car, with the sentence suspended after paying KD 300 bail. Interior Crackdown: The Interior Ministry, with Manpower authorities, arrested 68 residency and labor law violators and six wanted persons in Fahaheel, and food inspectors in Jahra recorded 40 violations and shut five outlets. Health Services: The First Deputy PM and Interior Minister inaugurated an emergency medical clinic at the Ministry of Interior to boost rapid care for ministry personnel. Infrastructure & Transport: Parts of the long-stalled Sabah Al-Nasser Bridge opened for motorists, easing routes between Salmiya, the Sixth Ring Road and Route 604. Scams & Consumer Alerts: CITRA warned iPhone users about fake delivery messages on iMessage with suspicious links. Regional Diplomacy: Kuwait discussed de-escalation and freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz in calls with Qatar and Egypt. Sports & Youth: Kuwait’s women’s table tennis team won bronze in Jordan; Kuwait’s U-17 volleyball libero Mohammed Al-Zaabi earned Best Libero in Bahrain; Kuwait triathlete Mubarak Al-Jumah set a national Ironman record in Sweden.
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