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On the shoreline of Lake Ontario, the Kuwait Fire Department’s newest ship is taking shape. Loaded with pumps several times more forceful than those on a standard fire truck, the 82-foot boat must still be capable of racing to emergencies at high speeds – a task that requires powerful engines, high-end navigation tools to locate ships in distress and durable electronics to withstand the punishing climate off the Arabian Peninsula. It’s a list of requirements that Kingston-based MetalCraft...

Kuwait City: After a week-long search, the Kuwait Fire Force’s Maritime Rescue Department recovered the dead body of a child that was found on the sea shore besides Kuwait Towers, local media reported. In a press statement, the Kuwait Fire Force’s pointed out that a search team was sent out after two people on a fishing boat reported that they saw a body of a child floating on the surface. The child was said to have gone missing after he drowned during a sailing trip with his father. Accord...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Jan 3: Kuwait Fire Force’s Maritime Rescue Department has managed to retrieve the dead body of a child who was swept up at the shores of the Arabian Gulf besides the Kuwait Towers after a week-long search. The body of the child, who had been missing after a sailing expedition at sea with his father, was recovered after its whereabouts was reported to authorities. Deputy Minister and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Anas Khaled Al-Saleh visits the rescue center opp...

Health ministry successful during pandemic despite challenges KUWAIT: Kuwait’s Health Minister Sheikh Dr Basel Al-Sabah said his ministry has been successful in providing adequate healthcare to the public in spite of the many challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Laws on medical practices and related professions and the rights of patients and healthcare facilities are other important achievements, the minister said at a public government briefing. He referred to a separate law on m...

Of how long it will take. >> wow. quickly before we go, what do you know about this judge? he is becoming a central part of this. quite a character. >> this is somebody who has spent 30 years or more on the bench. princeton, harvard and oxford educated. is known to speak spanish to his spanish-speaking defendants. equal parts warmth and scorn for people trying to slow down the court proceedings and he would like the focus to be on the crime. that is a great thing. the other part is remember this...