Tighter Security After Kuwait’s Deadliest Bombing in Decades
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Authorities in Gulf Arab countries are weighing additional security measures after a suicide bomber killed 26 worshippers at a Shiite mosque in Kuwait last week.
Bahrain is studying installing security cameras at places of worship and on Monday, Kuwait’s cabinet will discuss adding new security laws after Friday’s attack, state-run Kuna news agency reported. Saudi officials will install security cameras at “important mosques” in each region, Saudi newspaper Okaz reported on Sunday.