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Amman, June 3 (Petra) — 63 people were injured in Iranian attacks on
Kuwait, as casualties included civilians, airport workers, and
travelers, Kuwaiti Ministry of Health announced Wednesday.
In its statement, the ministry said emergency plans have been
reinstated and all hospitals and medical facilities are placed on
maximum alert level.
//Petra// NQ
