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Asmara, 27 May 2021 - Eritrean nationals in Sweden, Qatar, Angola, and Zimbabwe celebrated the 30th Independence Day anniversary enthusiastically under the theme “Resilient: As Ever”.At the celebratory event conducted in Stockholm, Sweden, on 23 May,
Karpowership firm due to provide energy to SA embroiled in Lebanon probe 07 May 2021 A Karadeniz powership vessel. A SA subsidiary of the Turkish company is due to supply emergency energy to SA. Image: www.karpowership.com The Turkish company due to supply SA with emergency energy is reportedly embroiled in a corruption scandal in Lebanon, where two of its ships have been impounded. This follows news that the company was awarded preferred bidder status by the department of mineral resources earlier this year under SA’s Risk Mitigation Independent Power Producers Pr...
BEIRUT: French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian stressed during his meetings with Lebanese officials on Thursday that “the French initiative to solve the crisis in forming the Lebanese government is still in force and the responsibility for implementing it rests with the Lebanese.” Arab News has learned that Le Drian also hinted that sanctions might be imposed against those who obstruct the formation of the new government. On the eve of his arrival in Beirut, Le Drian tweeted that he would deliver “a strongly worded message to political officials and a message expressing our full sol...
Posted : 2021-04-26 10:31 Updated : 2021-04-26 10:31 Security forces close the Ibn Al-Khatib hospital to investigate a fire that broke out overnight in Baghdad, Iraq, April 25. AP More than 80 people died Sunday when a fire ripped through a Baghdad hospital for Covid-19 patients, sparking outrage and the suspension of top officials overseeing Iraq's crumbling health services. The blaze at eastern Baghdad's Ibn al-Khatib hospital began when badly stored oxygen cylinders blew up, medics said. Many of the victims were on respirators and were burned or suffocated in the resulting inferno. "It ...
Top Story April 26, 2021 BAGHDAD: More than 80 people died on Sunday in a fire that ripped through an Iraqi COVID-19 hospital, sparking anger and prompting the suspension of top officials in a country with long-dilapidated health infrastructure. Many of the victims were on respirators and were suffocated or burned in the smoke and flames when the blaze, at eastern Baghdad’s Ibn al-Khatib hospital, started with an explosion caused by "a fault in the storage of oxygen cylinders", medical sources said. The health ministry said 82 people were killed and 110 wounded, while the Iraqi Human Right...