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Jacqueliene Fernandez's Latest Trip To Saudi Arabia Includes Camel Rides, Sunsets And A Desert Safari
From a desert safari to a camel ride, Jacqueliene Fernandez's trip to Saudi Arabia is worth taking notes from
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'Camel Flu' Threat At FIFA World Cup? Here's What Health Authorities Say
First identified in Saudi Arabia in 2012, MERS is a respiratory disease caused by a coronavirus. It is considered to be more dangerous than COVID.
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Hot Milk And Grooming For Camels At Saudi Luxury 'Hotel'
With heated stalls and hot milk, life couldn't get more glamorous for Saudi Arabia's most beautiful camels when they stay at a luxury compound near Riyadh.
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Saudi Camel Beauty Pageant Reels Under Cosmetic Surgery, Botox Charges
A high-stakes camel beauty pageant in Saudi Arabia has been hit by a cheating scandal after 43 entrants were disqualified for botox injections and other cosmetic enhancements.
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Human Footprints Dating Back 120,000 Years Found In Saudi Arabia
Around 120,000 years ago in what is now northern Saudi Arabia, a small band of homo sapiens stopped to drink and forage at a shallow lake that was also frequented by camels, buffalo, and elephants bigger than any species seen today.
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Camels Have Their Own Beauty Contest In Saudi Arabia And Some Were Beautified With Botox
Batty eyelashes, pouty lips and perfectly placed humps - not all camels are blessed with such good looks. Enter cosmetic enhancements.
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12 Camels Disqualified From Beauty Contest For Using Botox
Twelve camels were rejected from the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival for receiving Botox - used in cosmetic surgeries to remove wrinkles - and violating the contest's strict rules.
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Saudi Arabia Deports 15,000 Qatari Camels
After Saudi Arabia broke off relations with Qatar on June 5, Riyadh made clear it wanted nothing to do with its tiny Arab neighbor. Trade is cut off, planes headed to Qatar can't fly through Saudi airspace, and now, even Qatari camels in Saudi Arabia must go.
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Beauty In The Beasts: In Saudi Arabia's 'Miss Camel' Pageant Dromadaries Compete For $31 Million In Prizes
More than 50,000 camels are participating in the pageant in Saudi Arabia this month.
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Bengali Engineer 'Sold As Slave In' Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Help
An automobile engineer, who went to Saudi Arabia for better job opportunities, has allegedly been "sold" to a Saudi national as a slave to work in his camel farm.
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Saudi Arabia Tackles MERS Virus, Still Hunting Source
Saudi Arabia has not yet traced the source of a mysterious camel virus, leaving many questions about a disease that has killed 346 people in the Kingdom.
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Direct Evidence That MERS Comes From Camels: Study
Researchers claimed on Wednesday that they have found the first direct evidence that the potentially deadly Middle East respiratory virus, or MERS, jumps directly from camels to humans.
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Saudi Homes In on Camels in Bid to Combat MERS
Saudi authorities have issued fresh warnings on how to handle the desert kingdom's wealth of camels, thought to be the source of the mysterious MERS coronavirus in the Gulf state.
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Saudi Arabia Warns of MERS Risk From Camels as Cases Rise
Saudi Arabia said people handling camels should wear masks and gloves to prevent spreading Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), issuing such a warning for the first time as cases of the potentially fatal virus neared 500 in the kingdom.
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Saudi Arabia says first camel tests positive for MERS virus
The Saudi government said on Monday that a camel has tested positive for MERS, the first case of an animal infected with the coronavirus that has killed 64 people worldwide.
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Jacqueliene Fernandez's Latest Trip To Saudi Arabia Includes Camel Rides, Sunsets And A Desert Safari
From a desert safari to a camel ride, Jacqueliene Fernandez's trip to Saudi Arabia is worth taking notes from
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'Camel Flu' Threat At FIFA World Cup? Here's What Health Authorities Say
First identified in Saudi Arabia in 2012, MERS is a respiratory disease caused by a coronavirus. It is considered to be more dangerous than COVID.
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Hot Milk And Grooming For Camels At Saudi Luxury 'Hotel'
With heated stalls and hot milk, life couldn't get more glamorous for Saudi Arabia's most beautiful camels when they stay at a luxury compound near Riyadh.
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Saudi Camel Beauty Pageant Reels Under Cosmetic Surgery, Botox Charges
A high-stakes camel beauty pageant in Saudi Arabia has been hit by a cheating scandal after 43 entrants were disqualified for botox injections and other cosmetic enhancements.
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Human Footprints Dating Back 120,000 Years Found In Saudi Arabia
Around 120,000 years ago in what is now northern Saudi Arabia, a small band of homo sapiens stopped to drink and forage at a shallow lake that was also frequented by camels, buffalo, and elephants bigger than any species seen today.
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Camels Have Their Own Beauty Contest In Saudi Arabia And Some Were Beautified With Botox
Batty eyelashes, pouty lips and perfectly placed humps - not all camels are blessed with such good looks. Enter cosmetic enhancements.
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12 Camels Disqualified From Beauty Contest For Using Botox
Twelve camels were rejected from the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival for receiving Botox - used in cosmetic surgeries to remove wrinkles - and violating the contest's strict rules.
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Saudi Arabia Deports 15,000 Qatari Camels
After Saudi Arabia broke off relations with Qatar on June 5, Riyadh made clear it wanted nothing to do with its tiny Arab neighbor. Trade is cut off, planes headed to Qatar can't fly through Saudi airspace, and now, even Qatari camels in Saudi Arabia must go.
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Beauty In The Beasts: In Saudi Arabia's 'Miss Camel' Pageant Dromadaries Compete For $31 Million In Prizes
More than 50,000 camels are participating in the pageant in Saudi Arabia this month.
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Bengali Engineer 'Sold As Slave In' Saudi Arabia, Family Seeks Help
An automobile engineer, who went to Saudi Arabia for better job opportunities, has allegedly been "sold" to a Saudi national as a slave to work in his camel farm.
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Saudi Arabia Tackles MERS Virus, Still Hunting Source
Saudi Arabia has not yet traced the source of a mysterious camel virus, leaving many questions about a disease that has killed 346 people in the Kingdom.
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Direct Evidence That MERS Comes From Camels: Study
Researchers claimed on Wednesday that they have found the first direct evidence that the potentially deadly Middle East respiratory virus, or MERS, jumps directly from camels to humans.
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Saudi Homes In on Camels in Bid to Combat MERS
Saudi authorities have issued fresh warnings on how to handle the desert kingdom's wealth of camels, thought to be the source of the mysterious MERS coronavirus in the Gulf state.
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Saudi Arabia Warns of MERS Risk From Camels as Cases Rise
Saudi Arabia said people handling camels should wear masks and gloves to prevent spreading Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), issuing such a warning for the first time as cases of the potentially fatal virus neared 500 in the kingdom.
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Saudi Arabia says first camel tests positive for MERS virus
The Saudi government said on Monday that a camel has tested positive for MERS, the first case of an animal infected with the coronavirus that has killed 64 people worldwide.
