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Kuwait cracks down on illegal street markets
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- The authorities of Kuwait, during an inspection campaign in the Mahboula area of Ahmadi Governorate, have removed numerous unlicensed street market sites, officials said.
- Kuwait Municipality said inspection teams identified and dismantled three makeshift markets that were operating in violation of public cleanliness and road works regulations.
- The municipality of Kuwait said the campaign targeted what authorities described as illegal street encroachments and unauthorized commercial activities in residential areas.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize. The authorities of Kuwait, during an inspection campaign in the Mahboula area of Ahmadi Governorate, have removed numerous unlicensed street market sites, officials said.
Kuwait Municipality said inspection teams identified and dismantled three makeshift markets that were operating in violation of public cleanliness and road works regulations.
The municipality of Kuwait said the campaign targeted what authorities described as illegal street encroachments and unauthorized commercial activities in residential areas.
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