RIYADH: Saudi Arabia announced 13 deaths from COVID-19 and 837 new infections on Saturday. Of the new cases, 290 were recorded in Riyadh, 240 in Makkah, 97 in the the Eastern Province, 59 in Asir, 55 in Madinah, 28 in Jazan, 15 in Najran, 10 in Hail, eight in Al-Baha, five in Al-Jouf, and one in Tabuk. The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom increased to 416,759 after
RIYADH: Once upon a time, mankind produced a small amount of waste. Food was not packaged, fruit and vegetable peelings were fed to animals and the dung from horses and camels was used for fertilizer or dried and burned for heating. Most of what came from the earth went directly back into the earth with little or no harm to the environment. Today, we live in a consumer age in
RIYADH: A total of 89,493 families benefited from the various housing solutions offered by the Saudi Housing Ministry’s Sakani program since the beginning of 2021 until April 30, the Saudi Press Agency reported. A total of 66,651 families have already moved into their new homes, according to official data. The Ministry of Housing and the Real Estate Development Fund formed
BRUSSELS: The EU said on Saturday it was weighing its “next steps” after Britain formally responded to Brussels over the launch of legal proceedings alleging London broke the Brexit protocol covering Northern Ireland. “We can confirm that the United Kingdom replied on 14 May to the European Commission’s letter of formal notice, sent on 15 March,” a European Commission
RIYADH: L’Oreal, the world’s biggest cosmetics group, has pledged SR1.26 million ($340,000) to help a women’s domestic abuse support group expand its operations into Saudi Arabia. The French beauty giant last year launched a $60 million endowment fund to support initiatives to help women around the world affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As part of the L’Oreal