Top traffic official pledges zero-tolerance regardless of status
Abdul Fattah Al Ali, the assistant undersecretary for traffic, said that the two uniformed men be transferred to a new department after they serve the seven-day sentence in jail, Kuwaiti daily Al Qabas reported on Wednesday.
“The official has given instructions that all legal measures be taken against the two men for flouting the rules,” a source quoted by the newspaper, said. “He said that there would be no leniency towards violators whether they are civilians or members of the police force,” the source, that the paper did not identify, said.
Abdul Fattah Al Ali has gained an impeccable reputation in Kuwait for his strict application of the law, regardless of the names or status of the violators.
Via Mark at www.248am.com
LWDLIK - As glad as I am that the assistant undersecretary is dishing out some real discipline among the ranks I've been hearing and reading the Kuwait Times articles by Badriya Darwish outlining the racial harrassment complaints from expats - very alarming indeed.
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/2013/06/05/truth-hurts/
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/2013/06/05/salute-you-safa/
LWDLIK - As glad as I am that the assistant undersecretary is dishing out some real discipline among the ranks I've been hearing and reading the Kuwait Times articles by Badriya Darwish outlining the racial harrassment complaints from expats - very alarming indeed.
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/2013/06/05/salute-you-safa/
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