An imam of a mosque in Al-Thahr has been arrested by state security for giving refuge to one of the wanted terrorists for two days, says Al-Anba. Meanwhile, the Undersecretary of Awqaf says his ministry won't allow imams, who harbour extremist ideologies, to continue in their job, adding: "we will coordinate with the Interior Ministry on this issue." In other developments, four persons - including two Kuwaitis, a Jordanian and a Somali - were referred to state security for their suspicious movements in Mubarak Al-Kabeer. A reliable source said one of the Kuwaitis had some security restrictions on him.Sources said Nuha Al-Enezi, wife of Amer Khlaif, was recently referred to the Makka Juma Hospital for medical attention after her interrogation, adding: "she has been charge sheeted for three security crimes." Sources went on to say security operations against terrorists are not yet over and the government is tightening security procedures along Kuwait-Iraq border. Indicating some weapons were recently found in Sulaibiya, they said, "they might have been left behind by the retreating Iraqi forces. Those who had these weapons should have thrown them away fearing the government."