Criminal Court jail for diesel smuggling
The Criminal Court sentenced a citizen working for the municipality and an Indian man to seven years in prison for smuggling subsidized diesel out of Kuwait. This came as part of an organized network for smuggling petroleum products, which was dismantled in cooperation with customs authorities. It was revealed that a site in the Kubd area was used to collect and package the petroleum products into containers and export them under forged customs documents. The materials were hidden within containers declared to contain iron. Additionally, the head of a sports union and a travel agency manager were convicted of financial manipulation related to "fake camps," along with other suspects including employees. Investigations showed that the smuggling operations had been ongoing for eight months, with two shipments per month, involving individuals facilitating the process through customs ports.
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