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Shiites Lose As Islamists, Tribes, Liberals Gain Seats SUBSCRIPTION SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 RAMADAN 19, 1434 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Twin suicide India’s seizure Dortmund attacks kill 57 of smuggled clinch Emsak: 03:25 in Pakistan gold soars Super Cup Fajer: 03:36 Dohr: 11:54 Asr: 15:30 Maghreb: 18:43 12 21 20 Eshaa: 20:10 Shiites lose as Islamists, Max 47º Min 36º tribes, liberals gain seats High Tide 01:52 & 13:08 Unexpected high turnout - around 60 percent Low Tide 07:31 & 20:18 40 PAGES NO: 15883 150 FILS FIRST CONSTITUENCY SECOND CONSTITUENCY THIRD CONSTITUENCY FOURTH CONSTITUENCY FIFTH CONSTITUENCY Adnan Abdelsamad Faisal Al-Duwaisan Marzouq Al-Ghanim Riyadh Al-Adsani Ali Saleh Al-Omair Khalil Abdallah Ali Sultan Al-Shimmari Saad Ali A-Rashidi Abdallah Al-Tamimi Madhi Al-Hajiri Yousuf Al-Zalzalah Essa Al-Kandari Rakan Al-Nisif Adel Al-Khorafi Faisal Al-Shaye Roudhan Al-Roudhan Saud Al-Huraiji Mohammad Al-Enezi Faisal Al-Kandari Talal Al-Sahli Mubarak Al-Harais Saleh Ashour Ali Al-Rashed Hamad Al-Harshani Jamal Al-Omar Safaa Al-Hashim Askar Al-Enezi Mansour Al-Zafiri Hamdan Al-Azmi Mohammad Al-Huwaila Abdallah Al-Tareeji Kamel Al-Awadhi Awdah Al-Ruwaie Khalaf Al-Enezi Mohammad Al-Jabri Yacoub Al-Sane Majid Al-Mutairi Hussein Al-Mutairi Seif Al-Azmi Humoud Al-Hamdan Mohammad Al-Hadiya Maasouma Al-Mubarak Abdelrahman Al-Jeeran Khalil I Al-Saleh Abdelkareem Al-Kandari Nabeel Al-Fadhel Mubarak Al-Khurainej Abdallah Al-Adwani Saadoun Al-Otaibi Ahmed Al-Azmi By B Izzak Ramadan Kareem Over 100 shot dead in Egypt KUWAIT: Shiites emerged the main losers in the National Assembly elections yesterday as they Neighbors’ rights (II) won only eight seats down from as many as 17 in the scrapped Assembly elected last December. By Hassan T Bwambale Clashes erupt at Morsi rally The Shiites won five seats in the First Constituency CAIRO: Dozens of Mohamed Morsi’s supporters were shot Coalition that organizes the Rabaa Al-Adawiya protest said which is their main stronghold and one seat each bu Huraira - Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) compan- dead yesterday in the deadliest incident in a month as vio- “over 100 people” were killed. in the Second, Third and Fifth constituencies. Their ion - narrated that a man informed Prophet lence erupted after huge rallies for and against the ousted It was the deadliest incident since 53 people were killed main losers include former MPs Ahmad Lari and AMuhammad (peace be upon him) that such and such Islamist president. Morsi’s camp said more than 100 people outside the Republican Guard headquarters in the capital on Adnan Al-Mutawa in addition to members in the a woman prays a lot and fasts a lot, but that she hurts and annoys her neighbors with her tongue. He replied, “She will were killed. An AFP correspondent counted 37 bodies in an July 8.Thousands of supporters and opponents of the coup scrapped Assembly Abdulhameed Dashti and be cast into the hellfire.” Conversely, the man said that such Islamist-run field hospital at Cairo’s Rabaa Al-Adawiya also took to the streets of second city Alexandria on Friday, Khaled Al-Shatti. The main winners however were the small and such a woman is known for rarely performing optional mosque, and the emergency services said other hospitals sparking fierce clashes that killed at least eight and wound- prayers and fasts. She also gives out pieces of cheese in received 29 corpses. ed 194. The latest violence was roundly condemned by tribes which normally were marginalized like the Sulaibi, Suhool, Oteibis, Enezi and others. Liberal charity and doesn’t harm or annoy her neighbors. In the wake of the bloodshed, Egypt’s interior ministry Britain and the European Union. British Foreign Secretary The Prophet (PBUH) replied, “She will be admitted to insisted security forces had not used live fire, and blamed William Hague urged “Egyptian authorities to respect the also won several seats with Marzouk Al-Ghanem, Rakan Al-Nasef and Faisal Al-Shaye scoring good Paradise.” (Reported by Ahmad, Al-Bazzaar and IbnHibbaan. the clashes on Islamists. Interior minister Mohammed right of peaceful protest, to cease the use of violence against It was rated by Al-Mundhiri.) Abu Huraira narrated that Ibrahim also warned that pro-Morsi demonstrations would protestors, including live fire, and to hold to account those wins. Sunni Islamists also improved on their strength winning around 10 seats compared to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, “Whoever truly believes be dispersed “soon.” The latest violence erupted at dawn responsible”. in Allah and the Last Day should not annoy or harm his outside the mosque, where Morsi loyalists have been The EU urged “a rapid move to an inclusive transforma- neighbor; whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day camped since the week before the military ousted him on tion process” that would include the Muslim Brotherhood. Provisional results as of 1 am today. should honor his/her guest and thus be generous to July 3, with police firing tear gas at stone-throwing protest- Egypt’s interior ministry defended the actions of security him/her; and whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day ers on the airport road, said the official MENA news agency. forces, with spokesman General Hany Abdel Latif saying around five in the scrapped Assembly. Official should always say good things or just keep quiet.” (Imam Birdshot and live rounds were fired, but it was unclear police “did not use more than tear gas”. He accused Islamists Salafists maintained their strength of two seats. Al-Bukhari 10/6018 and Muslim 48.) from which side. Witnesses said that the police used live bul- of firing on the security forces, wounding 14 policemen, Opposition members who were with the oppo- Abu Juhaifa - WahbIbnAbdallah said that a man came to lets, which the interior ministry denied. By midday yesterday, including two who were in critical condition after being shot sition and boycotted last December polls but took Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) complaining that his neighbor medical workers began ferrying bodies wrapped in white in the head. part in this election like Abdullah Al-Turaiji and was disturbing and harassing him. The Prophet (PBUH) shrouds to hospitals, carrying them on blood-soaked Interior minister Mohamed Ibrahim said security forces Riyadh Al-Adasani won seats but veteran former advised him to take his belongings and place them on the stretchers past a furious throng of Morsi loyalists. “Allahu would act to disperse the pro-Morsi demonstrations “in a MP Abdullah Al-Roumi lost. As the paper went to road. Everyone who passed by would ask him why he did akbar! (God is greatest),” chanted the crowd that formed a legal fashion” and “as soon as possible”. He said that security press and with a small part of the votes not count- that. He would reply that his neighbor was continuously corridor to waiting ambulances. forces would seek to ensure “the minimum losses possible” ed, turnover was around 60 percent, 20 percent annoying and harming him. Upon hearing this, people Some wept and women ululated defiantly as each body and expressed the hope that Morsi loyalists would “comes to higher than the previous election in December. would curse the man’s neighbor. was taken from the makeshift morgue in a marble-floored their senses” and go home. The bloodshed came hours after The high turnover came despite calls by oppo- Finally, that man’s neighbor went to Prophet section of the mosque. Medics at the field hospital said a army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called for a mass sition for boycott, the scorching heat and fasting Muhammad (PBUH) and complained that he had suffered total of 75 people were killed. Mohamed Sultan of the health show of support for a crackdown on “terrorism”. Hundreds of in the holy month of Ramadan. The main increase from people continuously cursing him. The Prophet assured him that Allah had cursed him before the people ministry’s emergency services gave a toll of 29 dead, exclud- thousands of anti-Morsi protesters obliged, thronging Cairo’s in voting came from tribal areas as tribesmen did because of annoying and harming his neighbor. ing the 37 at the Rabaa Al-Adawiya field hospital. The min- Tahrir Square and around the Ittihadiya presidential palace. thronged onto polling stations to ensure the suc- Continued on Page 15 istry said 177 people were wounded. The Islamist Anti-Coup Continued on Page 15 cess of their tribes’ candidates. SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 LOCAL KUWAIT: Information Minister and Minister of State for Youth Affairs Sheikh Salman Sabah Al-Sabah Information minister wishes good luck for parliamentary candidates while visiting Abdulaziz Al-Ateeqi while visiting Abdulaziz Al-Ateeqi primary school in Sulaibikhat. primary school in Sulaibikhat. KTS plays major role to ensure fairness in polls By Nawara Fattahova sion was formed after the Amiri decree was issued to chance to attend all these events. We make sure that invite candidates to register for elections. We only the elections law is respected and there are no viola- KUWAIT: The elections are the most important event observe, respecting the elections law,” Majid Al- tions,” he added. in the country, and since the few past years, polls are Mutairi, head of the local team of the commission, The team of observers is divided into five teams for monitored by local and international observers to told Kuwait Times. the five constituencies. “The teams are divided to cov- ensure their fairness and integrity. The number of eli- During this period, the commission has issued er all voting locations for males and females. These gible voters in this year’s elections is 4,39,715.
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