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Kuwait City, March 24 (QNA) – The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced Tuesday that explosive ordnance disposal personnel handled 13 reports related to interception-induced falling debris over the past 24 hours.
It further noted that the debris caused only material damage, with no human casualties recorded.
During a briefing on field developments in the wake of the Iranian aggression against the State of Kuwait, the Director General of the General Directorate of Security Relations and Media and spokesperson Brig. Gen. Nasser Bu Salib stated that the total number of reports handled since the onset of this aggression rose to 511.
Over the past 24 hours, Kuwait activated the alert sirens 13 times, bringing the total to 131 sirens since the start of this aggression, Bu Salib explained.
Accordingly, the Ministry urged the public not to approach wreckage sites or debris and unusual objects, as this could hamper the operations of specialized personnel and endanger public safety. (QNA)