Following the recent attacks in Kuwait, the state of emergency has been extended across the country. On the orders of Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Mishaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, security at all important places has been tightened. After the continuous drone and missile attacks in March, the fire service, cyber security and health departments are on full alert. Following the attacks on Kuwait International Airport and some government buildings, the government has issued special security instructions for civilians and expatriates.
What is the current situation in Kuwait after the attack?
Kuwait’s Defense Ministry and air defense systems have foiled several attacks recently. On March 8, a massive fire broke out due to a drone attack on a fuel tank in the Public Institution for Social Security (PIFSS) and Sabahan area near Kuwait Airport. Kuwait Fire Force immediately set up two temporary fire stations to control the situation.
The defense system has shot down several ballistic missiles in the southern part of the country. So far, sirens have been sounded 82 times across the country for alert. The fire force team has taken immediate action on 362 emergency calls. The Health Ministry has put Al-Adan and Jaber hospitals on alert and there is full stock of medicines.
What are the new rules for migrants and common people?
The government has made some strict rules for Indians and other expatriates living in Kuwait, which need to be followed. The Cyber Crime Department is keeping a close watch on social media so that no misinformation or rumor is spread. 76 co-operative societies have made complete arrangements with the government to ensure that there is no shortage of food items.
If anyone sees any piece of missile or drone falling on the road, do not touch it at all. Call emergency number immediately if you see any suspicious object. 112 Give information by calling. The Ministry of Social Affairs has prepared 95 shelters across the country to rescue people. The bomb disposal squad has so far removed fallen debris from more than 300 places. For information, rely only on the official channels of the Kuwait government.
