DFM ---ADX ---
4hSaudi Arabia Recalls Over 2,300 Kia K8 Models Due to Fire RiskWorld
5hThe Impeachment Trial of Sara Duterte: A Critical Crossroad for the PhilippinesWorld
6hCOP31 Begins with Urgent Calls for Climate Action and Finance ReformWorld
6hQatar Issues Warning Over Unsafe Baby Sleep ProductWorld
7hDemocrats Gear Up for Aggressive Oversight of Musk and Trump Administration OfficialsWorld
8hDelhi Chokes Under Toxic Smog Following Diwali CelebrationsWorld
8hBahraini Authorities Detain Woman Over Indecent Online ContentWorld
9hLiving in the Shadow of Smog: The Struggle for Breath in DelhiWorld
9hSeeking Accountability: Pakistani Farmers Take Climate Giants to CourtWorld
9hEisenkot Invites Netanyahu’s Likud to Join New Unity Government Under His LeadershipWorld
9hDiplomatic Hurdles: Trump to Discuss Iran Tensions with Qatari Prime MinisterWorld
9hTragedy Strikes as Rainstorm Collapses Sand Mound on Gaza Refugee TentsWorld
9hTrump Calls Midterm Results a Setback, Vows a Powerful ComebackWorld
9hThe Mystery Behind Alice Huang and the Alleged Nvidia Espionage PlotWorld
9hTrump Clarifies UFC CEO Press Secretary Comment Was Just a JokeWorld
9hNvidia Investigates Potential Foreign Intelligence Ties Involving CEO Jensen HuangWorld
9hJordan Tightens Anti-Terrorism Laws Following Deadly Karak AttackWorld
9hSheikh Hasina Signals Return to Bangladesh After Requesting New PassportWorld
9hTragedy Strikes in Giza: Deadly Train Collision Claims Seven LivesWorld
9hDonald Trump Reflects on Faith and the Struggle to Forgive His RivalsWorld
9hBolstering Energy Resilience: The UAE-Philippines Oil Storage InitiativeWorld
9hDelhi’s Air Quality Plummets Following Illegal Diwali FireworksWorld
9hIsrael Deports Fourteen Western Activists Following West Bank Olive Harvest IncidentWorld
9hTragedy in Taiyuan: High-Rise Fire Claims 14 LivesWorld
9hGulf Football Federation Penalizes Al Ettifaq After No-Show in IraqWorld

Kuwaiti authorities bust indoor marijuana operation and seize cash

Tue, Aug 11, 2026(90d ago)World

Kuwaiti law enforcement recently took down a clandestine marijuana cultivation operation located in the Doha region, leading to the arrest of a local citizen. Following a period of careful surveillance and investigative work, officers raided the property and discovered a significant stash of illicit substances, including 6 kilograms of marijuana and 250 grams of hashish. The raid also uncovered specialized cultivation equipment and over 17,800 Kuwaiti dinars in cash. Footage released by the Ministry of Interior revealed that the suspect had attempted to hide the drugs in various containers tucked away behind clothing in bedroom closets.

This operation is just one component of a broader, ongoing crackdown on drug-related crimes across the nation. Just days earlier, the General Directorate for Drug Control successfully apprehended 23 individuals across 12 separate incidents involving the trafficking and possession of narcotics. During these coordinated sweeps, police recovered various psychotropic substances along with distribution tools like precision scales and packaging materials. The suspects involved in these cases have all been referred to the judicial system, underscoring the government's firm commitment to dismantling drug distribution networks and maintaining public safety.

Comments0
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.