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Lockdowns and curfews to return for 2 weeks if infections increases
During recent meeting the cabinet reviewed the plans presented by Minister of Health Dr. Basel Al Sabah that if there has been increase in infection cases between 6 to 10 weeks, the minister recommended implementation of partial curfew from 9 pm to 4 am for period of two weeks with suspension of commercial flights from and to Kuwait. In addition to shutting down malls to prevent gatherings and closing restaurants for dining, only allowing home delivery of food.
Continue Reading »A Kuwaiti virologist discovers a way to treat COVID-19 infections
Has Kuwait dazzled the world after one of its sons found a way to treat COVID-19 viral infections? Ibrahim Al-Masoud is a young Kuwaiti specialist in virology and a doctoral researcher at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom.
Continue Reading »The Queen
The Queen They were smirking at her in a way. She was unsure of the decision she has made, but her courage never let her give away.
Continue Reading »Indian embassy in Kuwait begins registration for those who do not have valid travel documents
The Indian Embassy in Kuwait has begun registering its nationals who do not possess valid travel documents and wish to return to their country.
Continue Reading »Increase in renewal fees of vehicle registration book
Sept 9: Assistant Undersecretary for Traffic Affairs at the Interior Ministry Major-General Jamal Al Sayegh has issued a circular to all General Traffic Departments in all Governorates to activate the Law No. 67 for the year 1976,
Continue Reading »Schools to reopen in November
Sep 5: The schools are expected to open in November with students returning to school gradually. The ministry of health addressed this along with some Gulf countries who are keen to reopen school reports Al Rai. This issue will be discussed in a timely manner according to the data and most important of which cases of infection and availability of vaccine.
Continue Reading »Rules for receiving arrivals on T4 terminal at Kuwait Airport
Sep 3: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation announced new preventive measures for those who wish to receive passengers arriving through the T4 terminal at Kuwait International Airport, in accordance with health requirements.
Continue Reading »68,318 Expats will not be able to renew residence
Sep 2: The Public Authority for Manpower has begun preparing a database for all those who have reached the age of 60 years and over and who are holders of a high school diploma or lesser or having equivalent certificates. As per the decision they will be prohibited from issuing, transferring and renewing a work permit, starting from next year.
Continue Reading »Japanese medicine for treating COVID-19 succeeds in Kuwait
Sept 2: The use of the Japanese drug “Avigan” for treating patients suffering from COVID-19 infection in Kuwait has been showing positive and encouraging results in more than ten days of use, reports Al-Qabas daily quoting informed s from the health sector.
Continue Reading »COVID-19 vaccine in Kuwait by next summer
Sept 1: Dr. Wasel Al-Adasani, a specialist in infectious and internal diseases, says the COVID-19 vaccine will be released officially in the United States of America at the end of this year or early 2021, reports Al-Anba daily.
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