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KUWAIT CITY, April 10: Interior Minister Sheikh Thamer Al-Ali affirmed that customs officers fall in the category of frontline workers given the risks they face in performing their duties. He said the customs officers work 24/7 to prevent the smuggling of drugs by those who want to destroy the nation and our youth in multiple ways. The Interior Minister praised the customs officer for their dedication and vigilance to prevent the smuggling of narcotic pills, and other kinds of drugs which come in all shapes and color and said this task is on the shoulders of the customs men and not the Interior men, the National Guard of defense personnel. He went on to say whoever wants evil in Kuwait will find men waiting for him so that he does not spread his evil among our children and our people.
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KUWAIT CITY, March 7: The Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI), in cooperation with the Traffic Affairs and Operations Sector in the Ministry of Interior, has activated its website for the issuance of temporary exit permits during the partial curfew – from 5:00 am to 5:00 pm for a period of one month starting Sunday, reports Al-Qabas daily. The new platform – https://curfew.paci.gov.kw/request/create – was launched for granting permission to go outside during the curfew hours for five activities only – emergency case, visit to the doctor, blood donation, COVID-19 swab test and COVID-19 vaccination. The leave permit period ranges from 30 minutes to two hours.