KUWAIT CITY, March 27: The Kuwait Municipality has confirmed that its teams, responsible for monitoring encroachments on state property, have developed a field plan in collaboration with relevant authorities to remove encroachments in the Taima and Sulaibiya areas. The municipality emphasized that it will not hesitate to enforce the law in order to protect state property from any form of encroachment.

In a press statement on Thursday, Mohammad Al-Sindan, Director of Public Relations and Municipality Spokesperson, stated that the municipality plans to launch an extensive campaign to remove encroachments in Taima and Sulaibiya, following warnings issued to violators who have exploited state lands, obstructed public services, and negatively affected security.

Al-Sindan further explained that the expanded inspection campaign is being carried out by the municipality's encroachment monitoring teams, in cooperation with relevant government agencies. This includes the Ministry of Interior, represented by the Environment Public Authority, as well as teams from the Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy.

He called on the public to cooperate with the campaign teams in carrying out their primary mission of removing all forms of encroachment on state property, in accordance with the law, to safeguard the integrity of state lands and protect the public interest.