KUWAIT: The
Public Authority for Food and Nutrition's (PAFN) assistant secretary for fines
Bader Al-Aradah said 162 citations had been issued to restaurants and cafes for
staff not wearing the place's official uniform, noting that a single uniform
fine can reach up to KD 500 unless the owner contests or reconciles within 60
days. Aradah added that uniform fines usually vary between KD 100 and 500. He
noted that some serious violations had been detected, including not having
health certificates.

4,000 registered

The Civil Service
Commission (CSC) said that 4,000 citizens had registered in the 65th batch of
citizens to be employed in state departments, adding that 300 of the applicants
are still working on submitting all the needed documents. 

Storage
regulations

Kuwait
Municipality Director Ahmed Al-Manfouhi announced setting a charter to regulate
storage on state-owned property, including storing machinery, equipment and
labor dormitories on any construction site. In a letter he addressed to the
finance ministry's assistant undersecretary for state property, Manfouhi
expressed hope that the municipality will be allowed to issue temporary
licenses for such sites.

Meanwhile,
municipality official Faisal Al-Jumaa stressed that the new organizational
structure will include two locations to build two new cemeteries to serve new
residential cities in the north and south of the country. Responding to a
proposal by municipal council member Humoud Al-Enezi to build a cemetery in
Sabah Al-Ahmed City, Jumaa noted that the two new cemeteries are included in
the fourth (2040) organizational structure of Kuwait.  

By A Saleh