
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of an Egyptian national who changed the validity labels of spoiled fish and meat and resold them to restaurants, after raiding a store in the Shuwaikh neighborhood, where the products were destroyed and the accused was referred to the competent authorities.
AI-generated summary
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior published a video clip of a regulatory raid on a facility that changes the expiration dates of meat and fish, and announced the arrest of a person holding Egyptian citizenship.
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior published a video clip of a regulatory raid on a facility that changes the expiration dates of meat, fish, and other things, announcing the arrest of a person holding Egyptian nationality.
The video was published by the Ministry of Interior on its page on the
The Ministry of Interior said in an attached statement that the accused sold meat and fish after changing the validity labels of restaurants, revealing that the following was found during the supervisory raid of the store located in the Shuwaikh neighbourhood:
The Ministry of Interior concluded its statement: “The Food and Nutrition General Authority issued violations and destroyed spoiled fish and meat, and the accused was referred to the competent authority to take legal measures against him.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Legal measures will be taken against the accused and he will be referred to the judiciary
Very likely · Within days

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