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Bahrainis can now experience quarantine-free travel to one more destination soon after agreeing on a similar deal with Israel.
Hungary is the latest country to join hands with Bahrain providing unrestricted travel to Bahrainis.
The move follows a deal for mutual recognition of vaccinations by the government of both countries.
The quarantine-free travel deal is effective starting tomorrow.
This agreement follows recent talks between Bahrain and Hungary, including communication between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Health in both countries.
Under the agreement, both countries will exempt individuals with a vaccination certificate from quarantine and grant access to locations allowed for fully vaccinated individuals.
The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com
Bahrain condemned in strongest terms yesterday the terrorist Houthi attack using a barrage of ballistic missiles and bomb-laden drones at a Saudi University near the border. The attack, using five ballistic missiles and four explosive-laden drones, were intercepted by the Arab Coalition. The coalition confirmed that they thwarted the overnight attacks, and the interception scattered debris on the campus, causing a small fire. There are no casualties and no immediate reports of injuries.
“Attempts by the hostile Houthi militia are systematic and deliberate to target civilians,” the coalition said in a statement. Video on social media purportedly showed a Patriot missile flying low across Jizan to intercept a missile or drone, with it detonating over the city. Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs praised the readiness, vigilance, and efficiency of the Saudi Royal Air Forces in intercepting and destroying the drones and ballistic miss
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April 10, 2021
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Secretary General Dr. Nayef Falah Mubarak Al-Hajraf condemned Friday the terrorist Houthi militia s launching of bomb-laden UAV towards Khamis Mushayt City, targeting civilians and civilian objects.
RIYADH The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Secretary General Dr. Nayef Falah Mubarak Al-Hajraf condemned Friday the terrorist Houthi militia s launching of bomb-laden UAV towards Khamis Mushayt City, targeting civilians and civilian objects.
He stressed that the continuation of these terrorist attacks by the Houthi militia reflects its flagrant challenge to the international community and its disregard for all international laws and norms, calling on the international community to assume its responsibilities and take a decisive stance to stop these repeated terrorist acts targeting the vital and civilian facilities.
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