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The Bahrain cyber-crime unit, which was established in 2006 under the Ministry of Interior umbrella, has been tackling an avalanche of complaints from the public and private sector regarding an array of issues such as abusive or threatening emails, slander and hacking of accounts.
People all over the world have been affected by the horrors of cyber crime. It’s a term that covers a broad scope of criminal activity using a computer. It includes identity theft, financial fraud, identity defacement and cyber-bullying. It can also involve the hacking of someone’s account and money scams.
The 623rd and final burial plot was filled following a funeral in the Christian Cemetery in Salmabad at the weekend as church and community leaders wait anxiously on a promised donation of new land to come to fruition.
A new school will be opening in Abu Sayba, off Budaiya Road, under the management and administrative guidance of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, an educational trust in India.
SCHOOL children are learning to fly in more ways than one in Music and Stage for Kids’ (MASK) upcoming production of Peter Pan. Flying effects specialists from the US were brought to Bahrain to teach the actors and crew the tricks of the trade to ensure the musical adventure really takes off.
