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Online Renewal of family visa (Article 22)
A high-ranking official working for the General Administration of Residence Affairs was quoted as saying the head of the family within the next few days will be able to renew online the Article 22 residence permit (family visa).
Continue Reading »MOH launches medicine delivery service
The Ministry of Health will start tomorrow on Sunday, in coordination with the Fire Department, home delivery service of medicines to patients from all public hospitals and specialized centers in the country .
Continue Reading »Corona recoveries in Kuwait increase to 64
Seven persons in Kuwait have recovered from the novel coronavirus, raising the total number of recoveries in the country to 64, the Minister of Health Basel Al-Sabah announced on Saturday.
Continue Reading »Expats can leave Kuwait without fine
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anas Al- Saleh has issued a decree to exempt every residency violator from paying fines, provided they leave the country within the month of April.
Continue Reading »Check your address on Civil ID before going out to Coop Society
The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Khaled Al-Roudhan has issued a decision according to which people living in one area cannot buy provisions from any other cooperative society except the one that is in their area of residence, reports Al-Rai daily.
Continue Reading »Coronavirus Cases in GCC as of 27.03.2020
Saudi Arabia announced, Friday, that 92 individuals contracted the coronavirus (COVID-19), bringing the total number of infections to 1,104.
According to Health authorities, no deaths were registered as a result of COVID-19, adding that ICU cases amounted to six.
Briton died by coronavirus
A 21-year-old woman is believed to be the youngest person with no apparent pre-existing health conditions to have died after contracting coronavirus in the UK.
Continue Reading »Coronavirus Cases in GCC as of 25.03.2020
Coronavirus Cases in GCC as of 25.03.2020
Continue Reading »Employer has no right to force staff to take leave without pay
An employer has no right to compel employees to take leave without pay, reports Al- Seyassah daily quoting a legal source. The same source said the law obliges the employer to pay the wages of his workers throughout the period of disabling the facility for any reason as long as he wishes to continue their work with him.
Continue Reading »China investigates possible hantavirus outbreak
Local authorities in the Chinese district of Yunnan on Tuesday declared start of an investigation about possible flare-up of hantavirus after a citizen infected with the disease died on Monday.
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