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Fine weather on Tuesday in Bahrain

Manama - BNA

The Directorate of Meteorology forecast a fine weather with some clouds but relatively hot during the day on Tuesday in Bahrain. Variable winds will range from 5 to 1o knots, then northerly reaching 13 to 18 knots later in the day. Sea waves will ranged from 1 foot to 2 feet inshore and from 2 to 4 feet offshore. MaximumRead more

Partly cloudy, dusty weather

Manama - BNA

The Meteorological Directorate forecasts a partly cloudy and dusty weather on Thursday. Maximum temperature is 30 degrees Celsius and minimum 23. Northwesterly wind 20-25 Knots, reaching 30 Knots at times. The Meteorological Directorate cautioned against a strong wind Source: BNARead more

Workshop on delivering optimal treatment to inmates concludes

Manama - BNA

A workshop on delivering up optimal treatment and services to prison inmates and detainees concluded today. The Reformation and Rehabilitation General Directorate, in collaboration with the International Red Cross Committee, staged the workshop in conformity with the Interior Minister's directives on activating the comprehensive training programme on establishing a direct communication with prison inmates and detainees. The workshop aimed atRead more

Bahrain weather forecast

Manama - BNA

The Meteorological Directorate forecasts a mainly fine, but hot during the day. Wind: Mainly South easterly, five to 10 knots reaching tem to 16 knots at times. Temperature: Maximum 39 degrees Celsius and minimum 24 degrees Celsius. Humidity: Maximum 85 % and minimum 20 % Sea waves: 1 to 3 feet. High tide 7:20 am and 6:58 pm; low tide:Read more

Army: Terrorist referred to judiciary authorities

Beirut - Arab Today

The Intelligence Directorate of the Lebanese Army referred the citizen Omran Haisam Dakkak to the concerned judiciary authorities over the crime of belonging to a terrorism cell, according to a communiqué by the Army Guidance Directorate Department. Source: NNARead more

Partly cloudy weather with chance of rain Saturday

Manama - BNA

The Meteorological Directorate at the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications forecast a partly cloudy on Saturday with a chance of scattered rain showers in the afternoon, becoming partly cloudy later. Mainly southeasterly winds will range from 12 to 17 knots, reaching 20 to 25 at first, becoming northwesterly 7 to 12 knots by the afternoon. The directorate warned of strongRead more

Lanes to be closed for road works

Manama - Arab Today

The Ministry of Works, Municipality Affairs& Urban Planning announced to the public that in collaboration with the General Directorate of Traffic in view of maintenance works on Sitra Causeway, one lane and two lanes will be closed on stages for south-bound traffic leading to Riffa. The closure will be effective during weekends only from Thursday April 6 at 11:00 p.m.Read more

Partly cloudy, 32 Celsius high on Friday

Manama - BNA

The Meteorological Directorate forecasts tomorrow partly cloudy with high of 32 degrees Celsius. Southeasterly wind 7-12 Knots, reaching 15-20 Knots at times. Maximum temperature is 32 Celsius and minimum is 19. Sea waves rise from 1-2 feet inshore and from 3-5 feet offshore. Source: BNARead more

Bahrain weather forecast

Manama - BNA

The Meteorological Directorate at the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications forecast a partly cloudy weather at times. Southeasterly winds range from 5 to 10 knots, reaching 12 to 17 knots, jumping to 18-23 knots at times in the evening. Maximum temperature is 30 degrees Celsius and minimum is 23 degrees Celsius. Maximum humidity is 80% and minimum humidity is 30Read more

Speeding fines issued to drivers exceeding 10% margin

Manama - Arab Today

General Directorate of Traffic today asserted that speeding fines are issued to drivers exceeding 10% of speed limit of all roads and junctions. The General Directorate of Traffic urged drivers to abide by speed limit for the safety of road users, highlighting that traffic regulations have been enforced for the safety of all. Source: BNARead more