The Social Reform Society Celebrates Educational Activities

The Social Reform Society recently marked the end of its educational activities with a celebration. Muhammad Ali Al-Omar, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors, emphasized the society's commitment to building the nation and serving society. Education is a top priority for the society, which has been dedicated to these goals for sixty years. They express gratitude for being part of a generous and benevolent country like Kuwait.

Environmental Disaster Warning: Communications Towers on Citizens' Homes

Hamad Al-Matar, Chairman of the Environment Affairs, Food and Water Security Committee, raised concerns about the presence of communications towers, particularly on residential properties. He considers this a major environmental crime that poses health risks and threatens citizens' security. Al-Matar believes that telecommunications companies hold more power than the government and urges authorities to monitor these direct dangers to public health.

Interrogation of the Minister of Public Works

Dr. Mubarak Al-Tasha, a representative, has officially submitted an interrogation to the Minister of Public Works, Dr. Amani Bougmaz. The interrogation focuses on four main issues:

• Failure to complete and maintain roads
• Suspicions of corruption, profiteering, and conflicts of interest
• Wasting public money and laxity in collecting late fines from contractors
• Violating the Constitution and the law and ignoring responses to parliamentary questions

Al-Tasha calls for Minister Bougmaz to address these concerns and present her statement. Representative Muhannad Al-Sayer also expresses support for the interrogation, highlighting issues such as the disruption of development projects, slow completion of strategic alternatives, and the appointment of ministers without vision or decision-making abilities.