Kuwait City, An Asian group selling government rations was caught in the Gulf country of Kuwait. According to local media, a task force consisting of the Kuwait Public Authority for Manpower, Housing Affairs Investigation, and the Ministry of Commerce solved the mystery of the sale of food supplies on the black market in 2 days, tracking down multiple customers. During the crackdown, the task force caught Bangladeshi and Syrian migrants buying goods from Syrian migrants who bought government rations from the offending shops in Firdaus and Al-Raqqa areas. It was reported that the capital's emergency team raided a warehouse in a house in the Al-Hasawi area in Jalib al-Shayukh, which was being used by a Bengali gang to store large quantities of government rations, resulting in rice, Subsidized goods, including sugar and milk, were seized in large numbers, which were being packed in bags belonging to food companies and sold to consumers. Hamid al-Dhafiri, the head of the capital's emergency team, expressed his concern over the illegal sale of large quantities of subsidized food items and stressed that such violations are punishable by law and that the Kuwaiti citizen ration card. Those who distribute or sell rations with the help of the Ministry of Commerce will have their card suspended and blocked.
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