Kuwait's Second District
Kuwait's second district consists of 13 residential areas starting from the main suburban districts of Dahiyat, Abdullah Al-Salem, Shammiya and Shuwaikh to the tribal areas of Sulaibikhat and Doha. It also includes Qadsia, Mansouriya, Faiha and Nuzha. The second district has 49,755 registered voters.[1]
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Areas of the Second District
- Abdullah Al-Salem
- Doha
- Faiha
- Kuwait City (downtown)
- Mansouriya
- Nuzha
- Qadsia
- Shuwaikh
- Shammiya
- Sulaibkhat
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gollark: You have to be able to detect if an object is an AType or BType.
gollark: Imagine you got a list containing both ATypes and BTypes and want to display a list of them or something. The logic for each is somewhat different because they represent slightly different entities.
gollark: You could just have a "thing type" field in them but then you're just doing tagged unions in an indirect way.
gollark: If you want, say, a list of AType values and BType ones, TS has *un*tagged union types for that, but you then have to do stupid stuff to discriminate between them.
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