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The Ministry of Health announces 85 new COVID-19 recoveries and has registered 52 new active cases, of which 39 are among expatriate workers, 1 is a Bahraini national, and 12 are contacts of active cases. Bahrain tested a total of 126,905 until now. There are 1458 active cases. These include 1,457 stable cases and 1 critical case. 1,455 people have been discharged. Only 8 deaths have been reported until now. This takes the total cases in Bahrain to 2,921. Bahrain has also announced the recovery of a critical patient. Read the New Guidelines in Bahrain – Click Here Bahrain has…

HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, the Prime Minister, ordered to stop the collection of rents and beneficiaries from the shops and leased lands registered in the name of the Supreme Council for the Environment for a period of three months. His Highness also instructed the competent authorities to take the necessary measures to implement the plans set for the development of Tubli Bay and the preservation of its natural environment to treat and limit the damages that affect wildlife and marine life and the beauty of the surrounding areas. This comes as a concern of His Royal Highness…

Bahrain has been lacking an Indian Ambassador for a period of three months now. Indian Member of Parliament M.P Veerendra Kumar wrote to the Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar amidst the delay of the announcement of the new Indian Ambassador to Bahrain due to the prevailing situation. The Minister urged the MEA to initiate action at the earliest to ensure the wellbeing and safety of expats who wish to return home. “In such turbulent times that our embassies are called upon to perform the role of a home away from home for the welfare of our beleaguered countrymen abroad.…

Bahrain has the second-lowest total confirmed cases with 2,869 in GCC, behind Oman whose total confirmed cases are 2,274 according to the latest update. Saudi Arabia has the most cases in GCC with 20,077. The Bahrain Ministry of Health (MOH) on Wednesday has registered 58 new coronavirus (COVID-19) active cases, of which 50 are expatriate workers, 7 are contacts of active cases and 1 was repatriated by the ICRP, taking the total active cases to 1,491. Bahrain has so far tested over 124,591 people. MOH pointed out 60 new recoveries from the virus, taking the total recoveries to 1,370 with 8 deaths.…

The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Wednesday has registered 58 new coronavirus (COVID-19) active cases, of which 50 are expatriate workers, 7 are contacts of active cases and 1 was repatriated by the ICRP, taking the total active cases to 1,491. Bahrain has so far tested over 124,591 people. MOH pointed out 60 new recoveries from the virus, taking the total recoveries to 1,370 with 8 deaths.

The Ministry of Health (MOH) has registered 58 new coronavirus (COVID-19) active cases, of which 50 are expatriate workers, 7 are contacts of active cases and 1 was repatriated by the ICRP. Bahrain announced 60 new recoveries from the virus. Bahrain tested a total of 124,591 until now. There are 1,491 active cases. These include 1,489 stable cases and 2 critical cases. 1,370 people have been discharged. Only 8 deaths have been reported until now. This takes the total cases in Bahrain to 2,869. Read the New Guidelines in Bahrain – Click Here Bahrain has announced the death of a…

Students and teachers who live in UAE areas without an Internet connection will now have access to high-speed satellite broadband services, the Ministry of Education said.  Al Yah Satellite Communications Company (Yahsat) will be providing this, Remote users will be having access to online libraries, educational applications and collaborative platforms. Yahsat’s services will be free of charge. It is a part of the MoE’s Remote Schooling initiative. “Yahsat’s high-speed broadband connections and technical support enable effective communications and learning for virtual school communities through various digital platforms and the ministry’s smart learning portal.”, said Jameela Al Muhairi, Minister of State for…

Spain reported 325 deaths from the coronavirus, up from 301 reported the previous day, the Health Ministry said. The total death toll from the coronavirus rose by 453 to 24,275, it said, adding that some of the additional cases were from the previous days. The number of diagnosed cases rose by 2,144 from Tuesday to 212,917, the Ministry said.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and partner Carrie Symonds have welcomed the birth of a baby boy at a London hospital, a spokesperson for the couple announced Wednesday, adding that mother and baby are doing very well. “The prime minister and Ms. Symonds are thrilled to announce the birth of a healthy baby boy at a London hospital earlier this morning,” A spokeswoman for the PM and his partner said. “The PM and Ms. Symonds would like to thank the fantastic NHS maternity team.” she added. Johnson and Symonds announced in February 2020 that they were engaged to be married. Mr.…

The Oman Ministry of Health announced today the registration of 143 new coronavirus cases. 42 of the new cases are Omanis and 101 other cases are expatriates. This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases in Oman to 2274, with 10 deaths. The Ministry also pointed out that 364 cases have recovered from the virus.