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I got hit in the face by a football flying through the air at full speed. Okay, this happened more than 10 years ago, but the pure fear and terror of being near any football has still not died down. Perhaps that’s why I have ultimate respect for anyone brave enough to attempt the sport. With that said, a big CONGRATULATION goes out to our National Football Team for winning the Gulf Cup! (Smooth, I know). Just like many countries around the world, I’m sure the people of Bahrain celebrate their victories with the continuous honking of car horns! No? Oh...
The reds, the whites, the happiness, the lights are all synonymous with celebration and pride that Bahrain National Day brings each year. But this time, it brings a lot more- the joy of winning the much coveted Gulf Cup.
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland – Medical University of Bahrain (RCSI Bahrain) celebrated Bahrain’s 48th National Day and the twentieth anniversary of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa’s ascension to the throne, with a gathering of students and staff at its Busaiteen campus.
During the three-day Bahrain Second Conference of Dermatology, Laser and Aesthetics (BDLA), doctors warned people to not use unlicensed medical devices or medications, unless approved by the National Health Regulatory Authority in Bahrain.
