Two fires resulted from fragments of Iranian missile interceptions and drones

The official spokesman for the Kuwaiti General Fire Force, Brigadier General Muhammad Badr Ibrahim, announced that the fire department dealt with two fires at dawn today, Saturday, as a result of falling shrapnel resulting from air defenses intercepting hostile Iranian missiles and drones, in addition to a state of preparedness and securing sites in coordination with the concerned authorities.
Brigadier General Muhammad Badr stressed the need for citizens and residents not to deal with any fires or objects suspected of being caused by falling shrapnel, stressing the importance of immediately reporting such cases via the emergency phone (112) in order to preserve their safety and enable the specialized teams to deal with them according to established procedures.
He also called on everyone to adhere to the instructions of the official authorities and not to approach the sites where the shrapnel fell or tamper with them, and to leave dealing with them to the specialized teams in order to preserve public safety.