File photo The British government has issued new instructions regarding travel to Pakistan and asked citizens to avoid traveling to most areas of KP including Peshawar. The directive states that there is a risk of terrorist attacks in Pakistan, do not travel to the districts of Bajaur, Mohmand, Khyber, Orakzai, Kurram, North Waziristan and South…
Riyadh: Authorities in Saudi Arabia have said regarding car parking that the first 20 minutes of prepaid parking are free, no fee will be applied. According to Urdu News, the Ministry of Local Government, Rural and Settlement Affairs in Saudi Arabia said that the first 20 minutes of prepaid parking are free, no fee will…
Kuwaiti authorities have issued directives to be stricter in issuing work visas to foreigners so that no one can enter the country illegally. Kuwaiti authorities issued the orders based on an incident at the airport in which an Asian man who was deported from Kuwait several years ago managed to re-enter the country with a…
The Saudi government has issued guidelines to combat digital fraud, Photo: File Riyadh: The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has issued instructions to pilgrims to avoid banking fraud. According to the Saudi media, pilgrims from abroad are reaching Makkah in extraordinary numbers to achieve the happiness of Umrah this year. Incidents of forgery and…
Riyadh: The Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia has appealed to all Muslims in the kingdom to sight the moon of Ramadan on March 21. The Supreme Court appealed to the people to try to see the moon of Ramadan on the evening of March 21 i.e. 29 Shaban. The court of Saudi Arabia appealed to…
Mandatory registration of animals has been established (Photo: File) Riyadh: The Saudi Civil Aviation Authority has issued new guidelines regarding pets. Saudi Civil Aviation (GACA) has made it mandatory for passengers to register pets before travel. According to the notification issued by the General Authority of Civil Aviation GACA, all airlines will inform the passengers…
Fixed working hours of employees in Saudi Arabia; Photo: File Riyadh: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Manpower has warned that employees cannot be asked to work for more than 5 hours continuously and the total duration of duty in a week should not exceed 48 hours. According to Arab media, the Saudi Ministry of Manpower explained…
