April 10: A Kuwaiti who was allegedly under the influence of drugs has been taken into custody for assaulting a traffic policeman, reports Al-Rai daily.

April 10, (Agencies): Suspected Islamic State militants arrested in Kuwait and the Philippines were planning to carry out bombings against US military forces in Kuwait, Al-Rai newspaper reported on Monday.

April 9: As the Ministry of the Interior tightens the noose around terrorist suspects following the arrest of Kuwaiti Hussein Al-Dhufairi and his Syrian wife Rahaf Zina in the Philippines, Abu Faisal, the brother of Hussein has denied that his brother belongs to the outlawed DAESH or the so-called Islamic State organization, reports Al-Qabas daily.

April 9: The investigations carried out by the panel, which was formed to look into the case of fake and forged certificates in academic institutions, have forced 17 doctors to resign out of fear of being exposed and referred to judicial authorities, reports Al-Shahed daily quoting sources.

Security sources disclosed that a Kuwaiti security delegation will travel to Manila Sunday to complete the extradition arrangement of a Kuwaiti “DAESH” affiliate Hussein Al-Dhufairi who together with his Syrian wife were arrested by security authorities for planning to execute terrorist acts in the Philippines and Kuwait, reports Al-Seyassah daily.

A citizen and his brother were recently arrested in Jahra for illegally installing seven surveillance cameras inside a girl’s house, blackmailing and threatening to kill her unless she married him, said security sources.

April 6: The Court of Appeals upheld the ruling of the Court of First Instance that sentenced a Kuwaiti man who allegedly killed his friend inside an apartment in Salmiya area to life imprisonment.

April 5: About 240 expatriates discovered after two years that they entered Kuwait upon work permits to work on a farm of a Kuwaiti and now are facing deportation because the Kuwaiti allegedly tampered with the ‘estimated needs of the workers’ and imported more than the required number of laborers, reports Al- Rai daily.

April 3: An Ethiopian housemaid who appeared in a video clip made by her sponsor and circulated on the social media which shows the maid attempting to jump to her death from the seventh floor of a residential building, is seen in another clip lying on a hospital bed, reports Al-Anba daily.

The age of social media has somehow altered humanity, in which some people find it more important to upload photos or videos that will surely garner likes and shares. That is just the case of a maid in Kuwait who’s hanging on to dear life from a seventh floor window. Instead of helping her, a woman who saw her filmed her situation.