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- Northern Governorate unveils mural celebrating women’s role in nation-building
- National Day Showjumping Championship to begin tomorrow
- Egypt, Japan strengthen economic ties with $234M in development agreements
- ImpaQ Forum kicks off in Saudi Arabia with global participation
- HH Shaikh Mohammed bin Isa, HH Shaikh Isa bin Salman attend Bahrain Turf Series launch
- Huge Crowd Gathers at ISB’s Cultural Fair
- Kuala Lumpur decorated with Bahraini flags for 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties with Malaysia
- Forever Green campaign plants 206 trees at Jidhafs Health Centre
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The provincial police directorates recorded 8,374 violations of non-mask wearing in the public places, since the implementation of the decision. The Northern Governorate Police Directorate recorded 2563 violations, while the Capital Governorate Police Directorate recorded 1,800 and Muharraq Governorate Police Directorate 1817 violations compared to 1284 violations recorded by the Southern Governorate Police Directorate. Meanwhile, the Operations Department headed by General Security recorded 837 violations, and the General Administration of Ports Security recorded 73 violations. Thousands of dinars have been collected from people who have failed to wear masks in public places. The kingdom has registered over 26,000 cases and…
Kuwait has reported 745 new coronavirus cases, of which 434 are citizens, taking the total confirmed cases in the country to 46,940, according to the Ministry of Health. 4 patients died of the coronavirus in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 358. 685 new recoveries have been reported in the country, raising the total recoveries to 37,715. Kuwait has done 4,150 NP swab tests in the past 24 hours, as the country ramps up its efforts to test more people and detect cases early, according to the health ministry. So far, the country has conducted…
Foremen are needed for GEMS Industrial Services, a leading company in Bahrain. Foremen are required in 12 areas including concrete, carpentry formwork, welding and electrical. Only those currently residing in Bahrain need to apply. Salary limits are based on experience and qualifications. Visa and accommodation will be provided by the company. Candidates should apply with their Biodata (gemshr2020@gmail.com).
Abu Dhabi’s first drive-in movie theatre will be open at Yas Marina Circuit on July 9, in partnership with Reel Cinemas. The drive-in cinema will feature a huge screen, which movie-goers can park in front of to enjoy a movie under the open air while following the social distancing rules. The movies’ soundtracks will be played through a dedicated radio channel for visitors’ car stereos. On the opening night, viewers can watch “Mad Max Fury Road,” followed by “Joker” and “Crazy Rich Asians” on July 10 and 11 respectively. Doors will open at 7 p.m. and films will begin from…
Oman has registered 9 deaths and 1,124 new cases of coronavirus, most of the new cases are from citizens by 862 and the rest 262 from foreigners, taking the total cases to 41,194. The death toll reached 185 after reporting the new deaths. Most of the dead are elderly people. Meanwhile, 737 new recoveries were announced, bringing the total to 24,162. 3,533 tests were conducted in the past 24 hours, across the sultanate. https://twitter.com/OmaniMOH/status/1278252649012498432?s=20
Bahrain has announced three deaths from coronavirus, a female citizen aged 88, a male citizen aged 88 and a male expatriate aged 60. So far the total has reached up to 90. The MOH expressed its condolences to the family of the deceased. ♦ About half of the population tested, confirms Jameela Al-Salman ♦ Bahrain gives utmost safety for health workers ♦ Making the COVID-19 cases zero is not a miracle, but an achievement: Al-Qahtani The total cases have driven to 26,758 of which 21,331 have recovered, which means that over 79 percent of the confirmed cases have recovered from the virus. Currently, there are…
Bahrain has reported 519 new cases of coronavirus, among 293 expatriate workers, 221 new cases are contacts of active cases, and 5 are travel-related, after conducting over 9,100 additional COVID-19 tests on Tuesday. The death toll stands at 87, as 3 new deaths were reported in the kingdom. Meanwhile, 403 additional recoveries from COVID-19 were reported. ♦ About half of the population tested, confirms Jameela Al-Salman ♦ Bahrain gives utmost safety for health workers ♦ Making the COVID-19 cases zero is not a miracle, but an achievement: Al-Qahtani The total cases have driven to 26,758 of which 21,331 have recovered, which means that over…
Bahrain has announced the death of a 60-year-old male expatriate from coronavirus. So far the total has reached up to 87. It’s the third death recorded today. The MOH expressed its condolences to the family of the deceased. ♦ About half of the population tested, confirms Jameela Al-Salman ♦ Bahrain gives utmost safety for health workers ♦ Making the COVID-19 cases zero is not a miracle, but an achievement: Al-Qahtani The total cases have driven to 26,239 of which 20,928 have recovered, which means that over 79 percent of the confirmed cases have recovered from the virus. Currently, there are 5,224 active cases. Also, there are…
Airbus is set to announce on Tuesday a restructuring involving thousands of job cuts as it deals with the fallout from impact of the coronavirus crisis, union officials said, with some sources predicting some 15,000 jobs are to go. Airbus, which has said it will announce fresh action by the end of July after introducing temporary furloughs, declined to comment. Its shares rose 1%. Industry sources have predicted between 14,000 and 20,000 job cuts, though it remains unclear how much will be achieved through early retirements in Airbus’s 135,000-strong workforce, heavily populated by veterans of its original A320 development. Two…
Prior to manufacturers releasing their products for sale, the goods have to go through a process of quality inspection during which inspectors assiduously make sure the items are in good shape and meet the necessary standards. During the process, the inspectors can detect various defects ranging from cracked screens on phones, scratched logos on TVs or paint that’s off on cars. “Generally, what we hear in the industry is that humans at best are 80% accurate,” Arye Barnehama, a 30 under 30 honoree from this year’s manufacturing and industry list, says. “There’s a lot of tasks that are very human-driven, someone has…