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Arab Times
7 days ago
- Health
- Arab Times
From Housewife to Doctor: Indian Woman Busted for Running Illegal Clinic in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, May 31: As part of the Ministry of Interior's continued efforts to combat unlawful practices and safeguard public health, the Criminal Security Sector, represented by the Investigations Department in Farwaniya Governorate and the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh Investigations Unit, has arrested an Indian national for illegally practicing medicine. The arrest came during a crackdown on illicit activities in the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh area. Investigators discovered that the woman, officially registered as a "housewife," was operating an unlicensed clinic and treating patients without legal authorization. She was apprehended while examining a child. A search of the premises uncovered a cache of medical supplies, including a blood pressure monitor, stethoscope, assorted medications, and infant formula distributed exclusively by the Ministry of Health. Authorities also found capsules containing so-called 'folk remedies' prepared by the suspect and dispensed without any medical oversight. During interrogation, the woman admitted to practicing medicine without any formal medical qualifications or a license from the relevant authorities. She also confessed to importing some of the medications from abroad and purchasing others from local pharmacies. The accused has been referred to the appropriate legal authorities for further action.
Arab Times
28-05-2025
- Arab Times
Fake Accounts and Stolen Identities: Nepali Fraudster Caught in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, May 28: In a continued crackdown on financial crimes, the Financial Crimes Combating Department of Kuwait's Criminal Security Sector has arrested a Nepalese national accused of involvement in a sophisticated bank fraud operation. The suspect was wanted in connection with two cases — No. 2253/2024 and No. 2234/2024 — both related to banking fraud. Authorities uncovered the scam after discovering that the suspect had been purchasing bank cards and SIM cards from individuals within his community. During a precautionary search, officers seized eight bank cards and four SIM cards from his possession. Upon interrogation, he confessed to possessing additional items at his residence. A subsequent search led to the confiscation of 12 more bank cards, 16 SIM cards, and a number of bank documents and blank SIM cards. The suspect admitted that he supplied these cards to an accomplice who shipped them abroad for use in fraudulent schemes aimed at stealing money from unsuspecting victims. The accused has been referred to the Public Prosecution, and legal action is underway. Investigations are being expanded, and authorities are coordinating with international counterparts to identify and apprehend additional suspects involved in the operation.
Arab Times
28-05-2025
- Arab Times
Indian Man Caught with 10kg of Narcotics in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, May 28: In a continued effort to combat drug trafficking, Kuwait's Ministry of Interior, through the Criminal Security Sector and the General Department of Narcotics Control, has arrested an Indian national for possessing large quantities of narcotic and psychotropic substances intended for distribution. The arrest followed extensive surveillance and field investigations that tracked the suspect's movements. He was apprehended in the Salwa area with approximately 8 kilograms of heroin and 2 kilograms of crystal meth in his possession, along with two precision scales used for drug preparation and distribution. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to receiving instructions from accomplices based abroad to distribute the drugs locally. He has been referred to the Narcotics Prosecution along with the seized materials for further legal action. The Ministry of Interior reaffirmed its commitment to protecting society from the dangers of drug abuse and trafficking, urging the public to report any suspicious activity through official channels
Arab Times
18-05-2025
- Arab Times
4 Bedoun Drug Traffickers Arrested with Narcotics and Cash
KUWAIT CITY, May 18: As part of its ongoing efforts to combat the trafficking and promotion of narcotic and psychotropic substances, Kuwait's Ministry of Interior, through the Criminal Security Sector and the General Department for Combating Narcotics, has arrested four Bedouns (stateless). The suspects — Muhammad Duaij Shabl Al-Enezi, Ahmed Hussein Qate' Jabr, Suleiman Muhammad Salal, and Saad Abdul Rahman Salal — were found in possession of a significant quantity of illegal substances during the operation. Seized items included: 15,000 capsules of Lyrica 100 grams of cocaine 500 grams of chemical substances 250 grams of hashish 80 psychotropic pills A electronic scale used for weighing drugs KD 10,590 in cash, suspected to be proceeds from drug trafficking All necessary legal procedures have been initiated, and the suspects have been referred to the relevant authorities. The Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to intensifying its security campaigns, pledging to take firm action against anyone involved in the import, distribution, or promotion of drugs to safeguard public safety and societal well-being.
Arab Times
14-05-2025
- Arab Times
110 Kg of Hashish Hidden in Marble
KUWAIT CITY, May 14: As part of the Ministry of Interior's ongoing efforts to combat the drug menace, the Criminal Security Sector, represented by the General Department for Combating Narcotics, in coordination with the General Administration of Customs, successfully seized a shipment at Shuwaikh Port. The shipment, which originated from another country, contained approximately 110 kilograms of hashish concealed within marble slabs. Following thorough investigations and intensive inspection of the shipment, authorities arrested two suspects: Radi Matar Al-Muhammad, a Syrian national, and Dhari Abdullah Shaman, a Bedoun (Stateless) with Eritrean nationality. The two individuals allegedly conspired with a Saudi national, Khaled Walid, in an attempt to smuggle the shipment out of Kuwait. Additionally, a search of one suspect's residence led to the discovery of 6,000 Captagon pills, 5 grams of methamphetamine (Shabu), and an electronic scale used for preparing and distributing narcotics. The suspects have been referred to the relevant authorities for legal action. The Ministry of Interior reiterates its commitment to monitoring and apprehending anyone attempting to compromise national security or engage in the trafficking or promotion of narcotics. The ministry emphasizes that its security forces will take all necessary legal measures to combat drug-related crimes and protect society from this dangerous threat.
