Kuwait Seizes 773 kg of Spoiled Fish in Ahmadi Security Campaign
Published By Regional Desk
Joint Operation Targets Rotten Fish
Kuwaiti authorities have confiscated 773 kilograms of spoiled fish during a coordinated security drive in Ahmadi Governorate, part of broader efforts to safeguard public health and enforce food safety rules.
The Ministry of Interior said on Tuesday that the operation was conducted by the Ahmadi Governorate Security Directorate together with the Directorate General of the Coast Guard, the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition, the Public Authority for Manpower, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the Public Authority for the Environment, and the Environmental Police.
Violations and Arrests
The individual responsible for the spoiled fish was identified and issued a violation, the ministry added. Authorities also arrested two people who were found in an abnormal state and two others whose residency permits had expired.
Campaigns to Continue
The Ministry of Interior stressed that joint security campaigns would continue in coordination with the relevant authorities to protect public health, apprehend violators, and ensure compliance with Kuwait’s laws and regulations.
