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More than 180 firefighters have successfully put out the fire late Tuesday morning, which burned over 60,000 square meters, the Kuwait Fire Force said in a statement.
Millions of Tires on Fire in Kuwait Published May 2nd, 2021 - 08:20 GMT (Shutterstock) Kuwait Fire Force said five fire centers contained a blaze at a tire dump in Salmi. Shaqaya, vocational Jahra, Kazma, backup and Sulaibkhat fire centers isolated the burning tires despite several obstacles including strong winds and a lack of hydrants. Moreover, there are no roads to allow firefighting equipment to reach the blaze, which was in the middle of millions of tires. No injuries were reported. Foreign Minister and State Minister for Cabinet Affairs Sheikh Ahmad Nasser Al-Mohammad AlSabah fo...
Health Requirements Committee inspects salons, health clubs The Health Requirements Committee’s women team on Friday carried out a series of intensive campaigns on women’s beauty salons and health clubs to ensure the adherence to coronavirus-related health requirements. Team Leader Hanan Al-Mohammad said in a press statement that the health requirements committee consists of the Public Authority for Manpower, Kuwait Fire Force’s Prevention Sector, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Interior Ministry, and Kuwait Municipality. She added that the committee has since the beginning of its work ...
Vaccinations to be completed by Sept if supplied: MoH KUWAIT: Health Minister Sheikh Dr Basel Al-Sabah confirmed that the majority of COVID-19 vaccinations will be completed by September, adding the estimated 850,000 Kuwaiti citizens who want to be vaccinated can be inoculated within three months. He said this will be possible only if vaccines are available, considering the vaccination centers’ capacity reaches a maximum of 300,000 people per month. This came in a press statement after the ministry yesterday launched two COVID-19 vaccination centers at two primary healthcare centers in Nase...
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Feb 7: Kuwaiti Minister of Health (MoH) Sheikh Dr. Basel Al-Sabah confirmed that the majority of the COVID-19 vaccinations will be completed by next September, also that the estimated 850,000 Kuwaiti citizens who want to be vaccinated will be within three months, that is if vaccines are available, considering the vaccination centers capacity reaches a maximum of 300,000 people per month. This was in a press statement after the ministry launched this morning two COVID-19 vaccination centers in two primary health care centers, Al-Naseem and Al-Masayel, as part of its kee...