Kuwait: Powerful Dust Storm Reduces Visibility Across Country

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Kuwait: Powerful Dust Storm Reduces Visibility Across Country

Kuwait was engulfed by a powerful dust storm arriving from the west on Monday, April 14, reducing visibility and prompting urgent health and safety advisories.

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  • ILEA004342162
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  • 2025/4/18 23:05:15
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  • @cjbarakat via Spectee
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  • @cjbarakat via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 31.32(MB)*
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  • Kuwait. Video Recording Date/Time: April 14, 2025, Video Location: Kuwait City

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