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Saudi Arabia, Gulf neighbours report more cases of COVID-19

DUBAI: Saudi Arabia's specialists have recorded four news instances of the coronavirus, taking the aggregate of diseases to 11, the realm's wellbeing service said on Twitter. The new four people, which incorporate three ladies, have

Bengal: Saudi Arabia returnee in isolation ward dies; samples sent for coronavirus test

A diabetic man kicked the bucket in the segregation ward of a medical clinic in West Bengal's Murshidabad locale on Sunday, a day after he was conceded there with associated side effects with coronavirus following his arrival from Saudi

"This Is Not A Drill": WHO Asks Countries To Take Coronavirus Seriously

Beijing: World wellbeing authorities have cautioned that nations are not paying attention to the coronavirus emergency enough, as flare-ups flooded across Europe and in the United States where clinical laborers sounded admonitions over an

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos phone reportedly hacked by Saudi Prince, UN officials ask Saudi govt for explanation

Hours after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed canister Salman was involved in the hack of Amazon and Washington Post proprietor Jeff Bezos' telephone,

Canada’s Trudeau to remain in power but with minority government

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will remain in power but with a minority government that will require the support of a smaller left-leaning

First polls open in Canada’s general elections

Voting began in Canada’s general election Monday, with surveys predicting a minority government as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s

Fields of fire drive Delhi’s air quality to unhealthy levels

When it comes to air quality there are few worse places to live on the planet than New Delhi, and driving north out the Indian capital it is easy to see why, as plumes of smoke rise from the burning farmland lining the expressway. Every year, at

Scientists discover big storms can create ‘stormquakes’

WASHINGTON: Scientists have discovered a mash-up of two feared disasters — hurricanes and earthquakes — and they’re calling them “stormquakes.” The shaking of the sea floor during hurricanes and nor’easters can

Japan typhoon death toll climbs, while floodwaters recede

TOKYO: Japan’s government says the death toll from a weekend typhoon that caused widespread flooding has climbed to 63, with another 11 presumed dead. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Wednesday that a further 11 people are missing

Jobs in Saudi Arabia could reach 3mln by 2030 - minister

RIYADH — Minister of Labor and Social Development Ahmed Al-Rajhi said that the number of job opportunities is expected to reach three million by 2030. “The ministry has established a government company titled “Future