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Bahrain Coast Guard Commander announced on Wednesday that the land backup patrols arrested in separate cases three men for violating the shrimp catching ban. Different quantities of shrimps were seized from them. Legal processings were taken to refer the case to the Public Prosecution.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday accused China of taking “incredibly aggressive action” in a recent clash with India over a disputed section of the nuclear-armed neighbors’ border, saying the incident could not be assessed in isolation. On the night of June 15, Chinese forces and Indian troops fought for hours with rods and clubs, resulting in a dramatic escalation that left 20 Indian soldiers killed, with some falling to their deaths in the freezing waters of the Galwan river in the western Himalayas. On Monday, Indian government sources said China began pulling back troops from along the…
Nigeria resumed domestic flights on Wednesday after a hiatus of around three months as Africa’s most populous country relaxes restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the new coronavirus. The airports for the capital, Abuja, and commercial hub Lagos reopened for flights. A handful of other airports will open on July 11 and the remainder of airports will resume flights on July 15. The resumption of flights is the latest step by the government to reopen Africa’s biggest economy, which has also been hit hard by low oil prices. In recent weeks it has lifted a ban on interstate travel,…
Concreting Laborers are needed for GEMS Industrial Services, a leading company in Bahrain. Candidates currently residing in Bahrain only need to apply. The salary range would be based on experience and qualifications. Visa and accommodation will be provided by the company. Candidates should apply with their Biodata (gemshr2020@gmail.com).
Saudi Arabia nominated a former economy and planning minister to head the World Trade Organization on Wednesday, a WTO document showed, amid a last-minute flurry of submissions to succeed the incumbent Roberto Azevedo who is stepping down in August. “The following communication, nominating Mr Mohammad Maziad Al-Tuwaijri for the position of Director-General, has been received from the Delegation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on 8 July 2020,” a WTO document showed. Muhammad Al-Tuwaijri became an adviser to the royal court in March, Saudi Arabia’s state news agency said, retaining the rank of minister.
BRAVE Combat Federation, a product of His Highness Shaikh Khaled bin Hamad Al Khalifa’s vision, is back to holding events across the world, taking the Kingdom of Bahrain’s name to the highest places in sports. The announcement was recently made by BRAVE CF president Mohammed Shahid, who reinforced that the fastest-growing MMA organization on the planet will be back at the end of the month, with shows in Romania. It will become one of the first sports properties to return to action with the Covid-19 pandemic, following all of the national and international guidelines to guarantee a safe environment for…
England and West Indies players took a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement before the start of play in the first test at Southampton as international cricket returned after a four-month absence. Moments before the first ball was bowled at an empty Rose Bowl, West Indies’ fielding players knelt in the outfield while their England counterparts did the same around the field. A Black Lives Matter logo also was on the collar of the test shirts worn by players from both teams for the match played in a strict isolated environment and following repeated testing of players…
Saudi Arabia has reported 3,036 new cases and 42 deaths from coronavirus, taking the total cases to 220,144. The death toll raised to 2,059 after reporting the new deaths. Saudi is holding the 13th position for most coronavirus cases worldwide, just below Pakistan. Meanwhile, 3,211 patients fully recovered from the virus, bringing the total recoveries to 158,050. In line with recent trends, the majority of the new cases are in Riyadh (288), followed by Jeddah (243) and Taif (187). https://twitter.com/media_ksa/status/1280844083133657089?s=20
The BDF Hospital continues to take all precautionary measures and preventive measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, as it has provided portable chambers for the isolation of suspected coronavirus cases, said Lt. Col. Dr. Manaf Al Qahtani, Member of the National Taskforce for Combating Coronavirus (COVID-19) in a press conference. ♦ Over 1,800 active coronavirus cases are asymptomatic The Military Hospital is one of the first hospitals in the Kingdom of Bahrain to install such equipment. “The BDF emergency department screens all patients by visual triage, identifying and quickly isolating suspected COVID-19 cases within the isolation chamber. The portable chambers are…
1,814 of the active coronavirus cases do not have symptoms in Bahrain, said Dr. Waleed Al Manea, Undersecretary of the MOH in a press conference held by the National team to combat COVID-19. The asymptomatic cases have applied for optional home self-isolation. ♦ BDF Hospital continues to take all precautionary measures The capacity of the isolation and treatment centers are 8,357 beds, of which 2839 beds are occupied, equivalent to 34% of the capacity. The kingdom’s total cases have driven to 30,321 of which 25,570 have recovered, which means that over 84 percent of the confirmed cases have recovered from the virus. Currently, there are 4,653 active…