Kuwait City, May 16: Ministry of Interior has taken the necessary step to secure the mosques, commercial complexes and markets to ensure traffic safety and public security throughout the Holy Month of Ramadan.
Kuwait: The Grand Mosque will have a maximum capacity of 18,000 worshippers this year; a limited number compared to previous Ramadan seasons due to expansion works of the First Ring Road which will prevent setting up tents and utilizing open years in the mosque’s perimeters to absorb extra worshippers.
Kuwait: Ministry of Interior's relations and security media department urged road users to respect traffic laws and regulations in terms of speed limits, namely before iftar.
Kuwait: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Khaled Jarrah Al-Sabah on Monday instructed security bodies to take all precautionary measures to keep people safe during the last days of the holy fasting month of Ramadan.
Kuwait: With the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, a Muslim person is usually confused weighing physical needs against the spiritual ones, which highlights the significance of family economics.
Kuwait: Kuwait Municipality has called upon all cleaning companies which have a contract with the Kuwaiti Municipality that the cleaning of the streets and collecting garbage should be done after breaking the fast in the evening during the month of Ramadan.
Kuwait: The Traffic General Department announced yesterday the timing of trucks’ ban on main roads during Ramadan, which will be from 8:30 am to 10:30 am and from 12:30pm to 3:00 pm every week from Sunday through Thursday.
Kuwait: People tend, during the holy month of Ramadan, to spend hefty amounts of money to purchase all kinds of food, paving way for consumption all the way to 'Sohoor' (pre-dawn meal prior to fasting).
