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This country can be jailed for not fasting during Ramadan Some Muslim-populated countries have imposed very strict laws during the holy month. There are even countries that apply sanctions for those who do not fast Kuwait is one of the countries that has strict rules for its Muslim citizens during the month of Ramadan. Kuwait's Ministry of Interior issued a warning to citizens not to openly violate the law of fasting during the month of Ramadan.  Through the official X account of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior during Ramadan last year, this warning was shared. It is stated that residents who violate the rules of fasting in public during broad daylight will be punished. The punishment can be imprisonment for up to one month, or a fine of up to 100 dinars (around IDR 5 million), or a cash fine and a prison sentence.  Apart from Kuwait, Oman also implements strict rules against those who deliberately demonstrate not fasting during the day in public. According to A

8 Tips to Prevent Bad Breath when Fasting in Ramadan, Brushing Your Teeth Routinely You need to know that bad breath comes from bacteria that are classified as volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs), such as hydrogen sulfide, methyl mercaptan, and dimethyl sulfide.  One of the bacterial production of these VSCs, known as bad breath bacteria, is Streptococcus salivarius.  The growth of this bacteria is caused by various factors based on lifestyle, physical and mental health conditions, and the influence of hormones.  Medically, there are 3 factors that cause bad breath: a. Local factors that influence dental and oral health.  b. Systemic factors originating from disease and medications consumed.  c. Psychogenic factors triggered by stress and other mental health disorders.  Apart from bad breath, bad bacteria in the mouth will cause plaque, cavities and gum inflammation.  You also have to regularly clean your teeth, for example by using dental floss.  To prevent bad breath w