More than 34,000 people have been killed in the Palestinian territory since war broke out
A gang of 33 Filipino nationals have been arrested by authorities in Kuwait.
The group was arrested for forging official documents which include – marriage certificates, academic certificates, driving license certificates, the country's Ministry of Interior has said in a post on Instagram.
The documents would be forged for different purposes, which are:
The Counterfeiting and Forgery Department of Kuwait's General Department of Criminal Investigation, in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy of the State of the Philippines in Kuwait made the arrests.
The General Department of Relations and Security Media at the Ministry of Interior has stated that the authority will not allow anyone to disrespect and tamper with the rules and laws of the nation.
The country's Ministry of Interior has reiterated that nobody is above the law and that it will deal firmly with every incident that may disturb public order.
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