The head of the National Assembly’s Investigation Committee on Irregularities MP Sadoun Hamad Al-Otaibi said the committee during its Monday meeting has agreed to visit Kuwait’s Health Office in Bonn, Washington, Paris, and London, to investigate abuses in the health file at these offices. He added, the committee members will also call on the Minister of Health and the Audit Bureau to look into the documents.

Minister of Education and Higher Education Dr Mohammad Al-Fares affirmed that his main mission is to do his best in offering distinguished educational environment which will enhance achievements of Kuwaiti and expatriate teachers and students.

Chairman of Municipal Council’s Structural Planning Committee Ali Al-Moussa warned the influx of bachelors in residential areas will negatively affect families, especially those residing in the new areas, reports Al Seyassah daily.

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A number of Kuwaiti doctors expressed rejection of the parliamentary proposal to force expatriates to buy medicines from state pharmacies.

Several citizens are worried that many people do not comply with the decisions of Kuwait Municipality on the allocation of specific sites for garbage. They have brought to the notice of concerned officials that many people erected spring tents before obtaining permits, and the high rate of law violations registered in the past years is due to failure of Kuwait Municipality to take full control of violating tents, besides its failure to refund guaranteed money, reports Al-Qabas daily.

Ministry of Interior, the General Department of Public Relations and Security media insisted that the rumors circulating on social media that the ministry will increase the fines for traffic violations are untrue.

Clinics, government hospitals, and specialized hospitals will continue to give medicines to expatriate patients.

About 83 percent of expatriates, which is more than 1.2 million expatriates, working in the public and private sectors do not hold university- level educational qualifications, as per recent official statistics.

A project to build a new terminal in Kuwait International Airport will now be completed in four years, down from the initial estimate of six years, Minister of Public Works Abdulrahman Al-Mutawa said yesterday.