Gridlock in Gurugram: Commuters Stranded for Hours Due to Rain DELHI — Chaos ensued in one of India’s most affluent suburbs as thousands of commuters found themselves trapped in their vehicles for six to eight hours, all thanks to a rain-induced traffic nightmare on Monday. The situation has ignited a firestorm of criticism online, with ...
Saudi Parents Lead the Way in Co-Playing with Children RIYADH — Saudi parents are setting a global example by actively engaging in co-play with their children, as revealed in a groundbreaking study conducted by the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra). The report, titled “The Truth About Family Life in a Digital Age,” was ...
Beijing Prepares for a Grand Display of Power BEIJING — In the heart of Beijing, a grand display of power and military might is about to unfold, meticulously orchestrated by President Xi Jinping. Eight massive Chinese flags proudly flutter beside the portrait of Mao Zedong, the founder of Communist China, perched atop the Gate of ...
Workers in Saudi Arabia Benefit from Basic Healthcare Services In Saudi Arabia, a whopping 95% of workers have access to basic healthcare services, ensuring their well-being and productivity in the workplace. A Vital Asset: Basic Healthcare for Saudi Workers The provision of basic healthcare services to workers in Saudi Arabia is not just a luxury, ...
Desperate Search for Survivors After Deadly Earthquake Hits Afghanistan In the aftermath of a powerful earthquake that struck eastern Afghanistan, claiming the lives of 800 people and injuring 1,800 others, rescuers are now racing against time to search for survivors in the remote villages buried under rubble. With many feared trapped in the debris of ...
The Cabinet Takes Action Against Corruption In a bold move to combat corruption, the Saudi Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority has approved two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Uzbekistan’s General Prosecutor’s Office and Anti-Corruption Agency. These agreements are aimed at preventing and fighting corruption on a global scale, signaling a strong stance against illegal practices. Additionally, ...
Tragedy Strikes Darfur: Landslide Wipes Out Entire Village, Killing Over 1,000 People In a devastating natural disaster, at least 1,000 people lost their lives when a landslide destroyed the village of Tarasin in Sudan’s western region of Darfur. The tragedy occurred in the Marrah Mountains of Central Darfur after heavy rainfall in late August, as ...
Major Recall Alert: 489 Nissan Patrol Vehicles Recalled for Control Unit Defect In a shocking turn of events, Nissan has issued a recall for a whopping 489 Nissan Patrol vehicles due to a serious control unit defect. This defect poses a significant safety risk to drivers and passengers alike, prompting the company to take swift ...
TIANJIN, China: Modi and Putin Share a Laugh at SCO Summit In a display of camaraderie, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warmly greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin. The two leaders shared a hearty handshake, with Modi’s trademark laughter filling the air. Chinese President Xi Jinping joined the ...
New Draft Regulations Allow Advertisement Placement Inside Taxi Cars In a bold move to boost advertising opportunities, Saudi Arabia has introduced new draft regulations that now allow for the placement of advertisements inside taxi cars. This groundbreaking decision is set to revolutionize the advertising industry in the kingdom, opening up a whole new avenue for ...
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa
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