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Kuwait: Building caretakers to be deported if illegal activities go unreported

Published by Gulf Daily News · Bahrain 11 d ago
Kuwait: Building caretakers to be deported if illegal activities go unreported
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Building guards and caretakers in Kuwait may face deportation if illegal activities in the properties they oversee go unreported, Arab Times Kuwait reported.

Building guards and caretakers in Kuwait may face deportation if illegal activities in the properties they oversee go unreported, Arab Times Kuwait reported.

According to an official in the security forces, a building guard's responsibility is not limited to protecting the property but also includes reporting violations and suspicious activities occurring within the premises under their supervision.

Guards are expected to notify the concerned authorities of all illegal activities or face administrative deportation themselves.

Their name could also be placed on a list preventing them from returning to Kuwait, which could restrict their chances of entering or employment in other GCC countries, the official warned.

The warning comes as a flurry of security operations is being conducted across Kuwait, cracking down on illegal gambling and vice dens.

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