TDT | Manama. The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com. Zain Bahrain, a telecommunications industry innovator in Bahrain, continues the expansion of its ...
In addition to Buhair housing area, Zain Bahrain enhanced its 4G and 5G network across many newly developed areas like East Hidd, Lawzi, Salman City, and Ramli housing as part of a broader expansion plan covering several areas in Bahrain. Due to the lack of network coverage in Buhair area and the constant requests and demand for a reliable connection on social media platforms multiple times from Buhair residents, a temporary solution has been installed until Zain Bahrain’s permanent location is finalized. Zain Bahrain, a telecommunications industry innovator in Bahrain, continues the expansion of its network, including the newly-added Buhair Housing Area, allowing residents to enjoy the best 5G and 4G mobile experience.
The Bahraini under-20 team were yesterday drawn in Group B for the 17th Asian Junior Handball Championship, scheduled to be held from July 16 to 27. They will ...
Bahrain were the bronze-medallists in the tournament’s previous edition. The juniors’ event was supposed to be held in 2020, but it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bahrain Handball Association president Ali Issa was on hand to sign the contract for the Kingdom as hosts for both events.
Bahraini authorities' inadequate response to people with tuberculosis in Jaw prison is inconsistent with their human rights obligations and especially the ...
Sayed Nizar al-Wadaei, who was held in the same cell with Ahmed Jaber, has been sick with tuberculosis-like symptoms since the end of May 2022. Hasan Bati has described his illness and the prison administration’s delay in providing treatment in a voice recording given to Bahraini human rights defender Sayed Ahmed al-Wadaei that he posted on social media. Despite thi, prison authorities did not transfer Ahmed Jaber to hospital until he was semi-paralysed and bedridden in March 2022. “Bahrain’s inadequate response to address cases of tuberculosis in prison shows a disturbing lack of concern for prisoners’ health, and puts their right to health at grave risk. A third prisoner who was granted hospital care, was returned to the prison two days after a doctor told his family he has tuberculosis. In one egregious case, prison authorities failed to move a fourth prisoner with tuberculosis to a hospital until he had been sick for almost a year and was semi-paralysed.