Kuwait city: The Kuwait Fire Force reported that it handled 21 reports, three of which were unusual, resulting from the targeting of key sites by Iran.
According to Bahrain News Agency, Brigadier Mohammad Al Ghareeb, Director of the Public Relations and Media Department and spokesman of the Kuwait Fire Force, said that personnel are on full readiness to deal with various reports and emergency cases in accordance with approved plans and procedures, maintaining a high level of preparedness and rapid response, particularly under such exceptional circumstances.
Brigadier Al Ghareeb warned against dealing with any fires resulting from falling shrapnel, stressing the need to stay away from incident sites and to contact the emergency number (112) immediately to enable the relevant authorities to respond in accordance with approved procedures.
He also called on citizens and residents to verify information and obtain it from official sources, and not to be led by rumours or circulate unverified news so as to avoid causing concern and confusion.