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Bahrain government suspends issuing work visas to people from Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone due to ebola outbreak

sharon sanders

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Bahraini official denies registration of any injury Pfirose (Ebola) and (Corona) in the country

And. M. G 04.08.2014 11h00
Manama / 4 August 2014 / With / denied Isa Abdul Rahman, media advisor to the Crown Prince, First Deputy Prime Minister of Bahrain, Manama, on Sunday, the registration of any injury Pfirose (Ebola) and (Corona) in Bahrain. Abdul Rahman said in a press conference after the cabinet meeting, said that "according to the records of the Ministry of Health, there is no positive case for the virus (Ebola) or (Corona) in the various governorates of the Kingdom."

The Bahraini Cabinet has decided, yesterday, to stop issuing work visas and entry on a temporary basis for those coming from countries affected by the disease (Ebola), namely Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. Commented media advisor to the Crown Prince on this decision by saying that Bahrain dealing with such diseases according to the instructions issued by the World Health Organization to avoid dealing with the infected areas permanently, stressing that the government's decision "a precaution to maintain the health situation in the Kingdom." D / i A / Zs

http://www.menara.ma/ar/2014/08/04/...-أي-إصابة-بفيروسي-إيبولا-وكورونا-بالبلاد.html
 
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