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$650,000 stolen from US military base

More than $650,000 (€604,700) in cash has been stolen from a US military base in Kuwait.

$650,000 stolen from US military base

Thu, 23 Jan, 2003 - 14:47

More than $650,000 (€604,700) in cash has been stolen from a US military base in Kuwait.

The cash was stolen between Tuesday evening and yesterday morning from the ARCENT building at Camp Doha, 10 miles from Kuwait City, said the army.

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Courts Heathrow Place: US Place: Kuwait Place: Camp Doha Place: Kuwait City Place: east Africa Place: south-west Asia Place: Fort McPherson, Georgia Organisation: ARCENT Organisation: US Central Command

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