@Concerned Resident
What rubbish !! Kuwait have plenty of surplus funds to look after their citizens for many many years. Unfortunately, all expats have to be kicked out for this purpose and go to your home country to enjoy economic collapse. You are a mallu/ kadpa copycat who like to copy-paste comments from other users in other threads. Kindly sit in your country and give advise to them like why govt. not allowing other flights to bring Indian citizens back except Air India. Also Kuwait is ready to deliver Indians via Kuwait Airways, Jazeera Airways, etc... but still India is delaying request to open airspace. Don''t sit it Kuwait and tell Kuwaitis how to spend their money on expats, ya donkey.

Please apply total ban, otherwise it will spread more and more

Kuwait could have controlled the COVID-19 by imposing total lockdown right from the beginning of this pandemic. Imposing lockdown on only Jleeb and Mahboula areas didn''t decrease new cases and moreover it only doubled the hardships of the residents. Kuwait should impose at the earliest total lockdown and night curfews for at least two weeks or more in order to prevent the community spread of the virus. It''s already late, but there''s a bit of chance to control thru'' total lockdown. Total or partial lockdowns are not permanent solutions to this pandemic. It will only create huge economic collapse, joblessness, anxiety, stress and frustration among residents. Government must try to find other alternatives to go on with the daily routine work and mandate all health safety precautions to be maintained by its citizens and residents during the pandemic period because this COVID-19 will remain for long time more than expected in the days/months to come.

The crisis will not end by executing a total ban !
Only after successful delivery of vaccine will the crisis end. When that will happen is anybody''s guess.

Random check in infected areas is very important.

Please please go for complete lock down atleast during Ramadan month so that this spread of pandemic comes to a halt.