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Saudi Arabia Bans Marvel's Next Superhero Film 'Doctor Strange'. Here's Why
Marvel Studios' much anticipated movie "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" has been banned in Saudi Arabia and several other Arab countries due to the presence of a gay character.
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Doctors In Saudi Arabia Separate Yemeni Baby From Twin
A team of doctors in Saudi Arabia has separated a Yemeni baby from her parasitic twin, authorities said, marking their 50th successful operation on conjoined twins.
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Doctor Accused In 2012 Lashkar-e-Taiba Recruitment Case Arrested
The anti-terror agency NIA has arrested an Indian doctor, brother of 2007 Glasgow bomber, after he was deported from Saudi Arabia where he was in custody for his alleged involvement in recruiting people in India for Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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Prioritise Pregnant Women's Repatriation From Saudi Arabia: Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court Friday asked the Centre to explore granting "further priority" to some doctors and nurses, who are stranded in Saudi Arabia amid COVID-19 pandemic and are in advanced stage of pregnancy, for bringing them back to India.
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900 Quarantined After Delhi Doctor Tests COVID+. Chain Began With Woman
After a doctor of a mohalla or community clinic in Delhi tested positive for coronavirus, close to 900 people who came in contact him have been quarantined, a city minister said on Thursday. The chain of infection started with a woman who returned from Saudi Arabia on March 10, and visited the clinic with symptoms of COVID-19.
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Saudi Arabia Recalls Textbook Over Star Wars Character With King Image
Saudi Arabia scrambled Friday to withdraw a school textbook that accidentally included a doctored photograph of a former ruler sitting next to a "Star Wars" character, prompting ridicule on social media.
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Seoul Mayor Declares 'War' on MERS After Fourth Death
South Korea today reported a fourth death from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), as an infected doctor fuelled fears of a fresh surge in cases and prompted Seoul's mayor to declare "war" on the virus.
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Saudi Arabia Warns Rebels Over Yemen Truce Breaches
The Saudi-led coalition against Houthi rebels in Yemen on Thursday warned a five-day truce "would not last long" in the face of alleged breaches, as the UN called for calm to allow badly needed aid to reach the country.
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UN Calls For 'Humanitarian Pause' in Yemen Violence
The United Nations, today, called for an immediate "humanitarian pause" of at least a few hours each day in Yemen to allow desperately needed aid to enter the conflict-ravaged country.
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Air Strike Kills At Least 15 at Camp for Displaced People in Yemen: Humanitarian Agency
An air strike killed at least 15 people and wounded 30 at a camp for displaced people in northwest Yemen on Monday, the humanitarian agency Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF - Doctors without Borders) said.
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Saudi Arabia Suspects Case of Ebola Infection
Doctors in Saudi Arabia are testing a patient suspected of having contracted Ebola during a trip to West Africa, hit by an epidemic of the virus, the health ministry said today.
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Foreign Doctors, Nurses in Saudi Arabia Could Take MERS Global
The biggest risk that Middle East Respiratory Syndrome will become a global epidemic, ironically, may lie with globe-trotting healthcare workers.
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Saudi cleric chides women for going alone to doctor
A top Saudi cleric has scolded women who visit male doctors without being accompanied by a male guardian, claiming that it is prohibited by Islam, Al-Hayat daily reported Thursday.
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Driving does not hurt a woman's ovaries, says Saudi doctor
A Saudi doctor has gone on-air to dismiss claims made by a well-known cleric who caused a stir when he said medical studies show driving affects a woman's ovaries.
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Indian doctor from Bangalore detained in Saudi Arabia, alleges mother
Usmane Ghani, an Indian doctor from Bangalore working in a military hospital at Riyadh, has been detained by the Saudi Arabian police at the behest of the Indian government, alleged his grieving mother Fathima Khan today.
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Saudi Arabia Bans Marvel's Next Superhero Film 'Doctor Strange'. Here's Why
Marvel Studios' much anticipated movie "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" has been banned in Saudi Arabia and several other Arab countries due to the presence of a gay character.
-
Doctors In Saudi Arabia Separate Yemeni Baby From Twin
A team of doctors in Saudi Arabia has separated a Yemeni baby from her parasitic twin, authorities said, marking their 50th successful operation on conjoined twins.
-
Doctor Accused In 2012 Lashkar-e-Taiba Recruitment Case Arrested
The anti-terror agency NIA has arrested an Indian doctor, brother of 2007 Glasgow bomber, after he was deported from Saudi Arabia where he was in custody for his alleged involvement in recruiting people in India for Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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Prioritise Pregnant Women's Repatriation From Saudi Arabia: Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court Friday asked the Centre to explore granting "further priority" to some doctors and nurses, who are stranded in Saudi Arabia amid COVID-19 pandemic and are in advanced stage of pregnancy, for bringing them back to India.
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900 Quarantined After Delhi Doctor Tests COVID+. Chain Began With Woman
After a doctor of a mohalla or community clinic in Delhi tested positive for coronavirus, close to 900 people who came in contact him have been quarantined, a city minister said on Thursday. The chain of infection started with a woman who returned from Saudi Arabia on March 10, and visited the clinic with symptoms of COVID-19.
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Saudi Arabia Recalls Textbook Over Star Wars Character With King Image
Saudi Arabia scrambled Friday to withdraw a school textbook that accidentally included a doctored photograph of a former ruler sitting next to a "Star Wars" character, prompting ridicule on social media.
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Seoul Mayor Declares 'War' on MERS After Fourth Death
South Korea today reported a fourth death from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), as an infected doctor fuelled fears of a fresh surge in cases and prompted Seoul's mayor to declare "war" on the virus.
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Saudi Arabia Warns Rebels Over Yemen Truce Breaches
The Saudi-led coalition against Houthi rebels in Yemen on Thursday warned a five-day truce "would not last long" in the face of alleged breaches, as the UN called for calm to allow badly needed aid to reach the country.
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UN Calls For 'Humanitarian Pause' in Yemen Violence
The United Nations, today, called for an immediate "humanitarian pause" of at least a few hours each day in Yemen to allow desperately needed aid to enter the conflict-ravaged country.
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Air Strike Kills At Least 15 at Camp for Displaced People in Yemen: Humanitarian Agency
An air strike killed at least 15 people and wounded 30 at a camp for displaced people in northwest Yemen on Monday, the humanitarian agency Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF - Doctors without Borders) said.
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Saudi Arabia Suspects Case of Ebola Infection
Doctors in Saudi Arabia are testing a patient suspected of having contracted Ebola during a trip to West Africa, hit by an epidemic of the virus, the health ministry said today.
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Foreign Doctors, Nurses in Saudi Arabia Could Take MERS Global
The biggest risk that Middle East Respiratory Syndrome will become a global epidemic, ironically, may lie with globe-trotting healthcare workers.
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Saudi cleric chides women for going alone to doctor
A top Saudi cleric has scolded women who visit male doctors without being accompanied by a male guardian, claiming that it is prohibited by Islam, Al-Hayat daily reported Thursday.
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Driving does not hurt a woman's ovaries, says Saudi doctor
A Saudi doctor has gone on-air to dismiss claims made by a well-known cleric who caused a stir when he said medical studies show driving affects a woman's ovaries.
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Indian doctor from Bangalore detained in Saudi Arabia, alleges mother
Usmane Ghani, an Indian doctor from Bangalore working in a military hospital at Riyadh, has been detained by the Saudi Arabian police at the behest of the Indian government, alleged his grieving mother Fathima Khan today.
