
Assistant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Security Affairs General Sulaiman Al-Fahad toured on Wednesday several security installations, while the ministry\'s Assistant Undersecretary for Operations Affairs Major General Abdullah Al-Muhanna toured operations sector and the general emergency dept. on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha. The ministry said in a statement that Al-Fahad visited security forces in the Special Forces Campus, and conveyed Eid greetings of Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sheikh Mohammed Khaled Al-Sabah and the ministry\'s Undersecretary General Ghazi Al-Omar. He commended their work in maintaining security and reaffirmed the ministry\'s unlimited support to them, according to the statement. Al-Fahad also urged all commanders and officers, including non-commissioned officers to continue to exert efforts to do their job to the fullest, and to be ready to perform the tasks assigned to them. For his part, Al-Muhanna visited security operations personnel in the General Administration and Rescue Police unit, and conveyed greetings on behalf of Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sheikh Mohammed Khaled Al-Sabah and the ministry\'s Undersecretary General Ghazi Al-Omar. Al-Muhanna also expressed pleasure on what he described efforts by those working the General Administration, including the great development of management to maintain up-to-date tools in security technologies
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