SAFETY FIRST: The legislation was needed to boost security and prevent crimes, assuring lawmakers that individual privacy will not be compromised, said Kuwait's Interior Minister.
KUWAIT CITY: Kuwait will be installing surveillance cameras in public places such as malls, supermarkets and hotels to boost security because of concerns about crime and terrorism, following parliament’s unanimous adoption of a bill.
Interior Minister Sheikh Mohammad Khaled al-Sabah said the legislation was needed to boost security and prevent crimes, assuring lawmakers that individual privacy will not be compromised.
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