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Bahrain: Bahrain Food Lovers organized a health seminar in association with Kim’s Health Hospital. The seminar was organized from 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm on Friday 10th March at Kim’s Health Hospital-Ummal Hassam Auditorium.

The seminar was conducted for the family members of BFL about suicide motivation, problems in married life, mental stress among expatriates. The seminar was conducted by a specialist psychiatrist at Kim’s Hospital. It is Dr. Amal Abraham. He was presented with BFL’s love gift by Shajil Alakal.

In a press release, Bahrain Food Lovers admins Sreejith Feroq, Shajil Alakal, Vishnu, Seersha and Rashmi Anoop expressed their gratitude to Kim’s Health Hospital COO Tariq Najeeb and the hospital staff.

New York: 13-year-old stabs 14-year-old sister in New York The girl was stabbed several times with a knife and is in critical condition. The incident happened in the family’s dining room in Queens, Jamaica on Saturday night at 7 pm. The New York Post reports that the boy told police that his sister was harassing him.

It is reported that the children were alone at home with their eight-year-old brother when the incident took place. Their mother was at work and their father was away. The New York Daily News reported.

The stabbed girl suffered a collapsed lung and injuries to her face, legs and arms. The girl is in critical condition. The injured girl was admitted to a hospital in Jamaica. The stabbing weapon was recovered. The accused child was taken into custody.

Manila: A 6.0-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Philippines on Tuesday, the US Geological Survey said. The shallow earthquake struck around 2:00 p.m., a few kilometers away from Maragusan Municipality in Davao de Oro, a gold-mining province in the mountains of Mindanao Island.

Shallow earthquakes are more damaging than deeper ones. Reports do not indicate any confirmed major damage here. An employee of the Maragusan disaster office told AFP that authorities were investigating reports of landslides on the national highway.

“We have not received any reports of other damage or casualties, but we are checking the villages around the town,” he added.

The quake lasted about 30 seconds and was followed by aftershocks, said Stephanie Clemen of Tagum City, 40 kilometers from Maragusan.

Islamabad: The number of policemen killed in the morning blast in Pakistan has reached nine. The attack took place in Balochistan’s Bolan region. 15 policemen were injured. The attack happened in the morning. The policemen were going in a truck from CB. In the meantime, Chavera exploded. Police have started an investigation into the incident.

No one has yet claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack. It is suspected that Taliban terrorists are behind this. Yesterday there was a terrorist attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as well. Two people were killed in the incident.

Rescue operations are underway at the scene. The injured policemen were admitted to a nearby hospital. It is reported that the condition of some of them is very serious. Senior police officials have arrived in the area.

Kuwait: The Human Rights Committee of the Parliament has approved the proposal submitted to reduce the daily working hours of the employees in Kuwait. Dr. Muhammad Al-Huwaila m. The proposal submitted by P has been approved.

In the proposal submitted to the Parliament, it was requested that the working hours of the employees should be reduced in a manner that is not equally detrimental to the services provided to the citizens and the rights of the employees, or to open the opportunity to work the hours of their choice as per the request of the employee as per the requirement of the job.

By reducing the daily working hours of employees, it is possible to increase productivity and provide better services. Al Huwaila also mentioned in his proposal that it has been successfully implemented in many countries such as Qatar, Japan, New Zealand, Sweden, Netherlands, Russia etc.

Keeping these goals in mind, he said, he submitted a proposal to reduce the daily working hours or reduce the number of working days per week to four days. The pressure imposed on the current working hours, recording of attendance and going back and forth from the place of work causes the employee’s work performance to weaken.

Hence, the employee’s focus is only on recording attendance, time to go home, and how to maintain marks during performance appraisal. This is what is happening in government offices now, he said.

Kuwait City: The Public Authority for Manpower in Kuwait launched the “Smart Employees ID” identity. It was introduced through the Kuwait Mobile ID app. It includes the official information of expatriate employees. The action is aimed at controlling the labor market and preventing fraud.

The Public Authority for Manpower said in a statement that this decision was made at the behest of First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Talal Khalid Al Ahmed Al Sabah to protect Kuwaiti families and workers from exploitation.

The electronic ID includes the worker’s legal status, work permit data, address of the working company, etc.