A fire at Cairo’s Ramses Central Exchange building on Monday left 14 people injured and disrupted telecommunication services across the capital. Authorities cite an electrical short circuit as the probable cause while efforts continue to assess the damage and restore service
Oman, London: The Sultanate of Oman, a representative in the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, has concluded its participation in the World Travel Market Fair, which was organized in the British capital London during the period from 7 to 9 November this year, with the participation of 26 tourism and hotel establishments within the Sultanate of Amman Wing, which is supervised by the minister. e, where he participated in the Omani airways exhibition and airports And the "Imran Group" and a number of small and medium institutions.
The family of the late Egyptian journalist, Wael El-Ebrashy, attended a session asking them to return the investigation into his death, which was held at the Giza Criminal Court.
Jordan: The "Billion Meals" initiative, the region's largest campaign to provide food support in 50 countries across four continents, has completed the distribution of 3.6 million meals in refugee camps in Jordan in the form of smart vouchers in cooperation and coordination with the United Nations World Food Program, which handled the logistics of the distribution.
European economic activity declined in August for the second month in a row; a survey revealed Tuesday showed amid rising inflation due to the war in Ukraine.
Bahrain: Minister of Health: Continuing activating efforts and initiatives to develop the nursing sector and deny its workers the necessary resistance.
Chinese scientists have discovered a new type of "Langia Henipa" virus that is transmitted from animals (called the Langia Henipa virus, or Lani) that can infect humans, in eastern Shandong Province and Henan Province in the centre, according to "Sputnik".
A fire at Cairo’s Ramses Central Exchange building on Monday left 14 people injured and disrupted telecommunication services across the capital. Authorities cite an electrical short circuit as the probable cause while efforts continue to assess the damage and restore service
A Hamas security officer tells the BBC that the group’s leadership and security structure have been largely dismantled by Israeli strikes, leaving Gaza in the grip of armed clans
A major anti-drug operation in Saudi Arabia led to the arrest of 37 individuals, including government officials and expatriates, for trafficking illegal narcotics and controlled substances
