Kuwait will require its citizens, temporary residents and tourists to submit DNA samples. Collections for visitors will be done at a special center at Kuwait International Airport.
This law was passed by the General Assembly last July following a terrorist attack
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You’ve seen Florida sand in abundance Rob.
No need to see it all again.
I think this is horrible. Lets see if people will elect to still travel there. I won’t be for sure.
Nor will I, Rob (not that it was on my list, in any case, so no loss). And we thought the full-body scanners were invasive!
This is amazingly creepy. Perhaps they want to run genetic profiles on their visiting guests — things that might tell them if they have, say, a Jewish heritage. I don’t think the Kuwaiti monarchy has any idea of how most people will react to such a test, but they also might not care.