- The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior has banned recreational boating and yachts from entering the sea until further notice.
- Public gatherings, including traditional events outside the home, are prohibited, and residents are urged to postpone desert camping trips.
- The Ministry of Commerce has fixed the prices of all food commodities for one month to maintain market stability.
The Kuwaiti government has enacted temporary security and precautionary measures in response to the escalating conflict between Iran and the United States in the region.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the Ministry of Interior announced an immediate ban on all recreational boats and yachts venturing into territorial waters, citing the need to preserve lives and mitigate potential risks from the ongoing instability.
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In addition to maritime restrictions, the Ministry is urging citizens and residents to postpone desert camping trips and to avoid organizing gatherings or events outside their homes, including the traditional Gargeean celebrations.
These measures are designed to ensure public safety and minimize potential risks during this volatile period.
The authorities emphasize that these restrictions are temporary and that they are monitoring the situation closely, advising the public to rely only on official sources for information.
Simultaneously, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has taken steps to ensure economic stability and protect consumers from potential price gouging.
Ministerial Decision No. (21) of 2026 has been issued, effective March 1, fixing the selling prices for all types of food commodities for a period of one month.
The Ministry has stipulated that prices prevailing before February 28 will serve as the maximum limits.
Violators of this decision face penalties under relevant laws, as the Ministry continues to monitor markets to ensure price stability and protect consumer rights.
