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Crown Prince chairs Civil Defense Council meeting

Crown Prince chairs Civil Defense Council meeting

Crown Prince launches Civil Status services

Crown Prince launches Civil Status services

Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Naif, deputy premier and minister of interior, launches “Salamah” electronic service of the Civil Defense at his office in Riyadh on Wednesday. – SPA

Civil Defense safety license for firms to be issued online

Civil Defense

41 die in 4,672 fire incidents last year

Haj flights will start arriving on July 24

Haj flights will start arriving on July 24

The father and sister of the drowned boy with a security officer. — Okaz photo

Family of drowned boy blames three authorities

Medical Leave

Getting sick leave for govt staff gets tougher

Nepalese war victim Kabiram Sunakhari shows a photograph of his son as she speaks during an interview with AFP in Birendranagar, Surkhet District, some 520 km west of Kathmandu. — AFP

Justice for victims of Nepal’s civil war slips away

Indian Consul General Mohammed Noor Rahman Sheikh delivering his motivational speech at the ISF event.

ISF MICS event sheds light on Civil Services

The body of one of the victims. — Okaz photos

3 die after driving off into lake

Civil Service limits size of govt offices

Civil Service limits size of govt offices

Nadwa Alumni Association organizes symposium on UCC

Nadwa Alumni Association organizes symposium on UCC

Officials visit a security guard who was injured during the fire at King Faisal Hospital in Taif.

Taif hospital evacuated after fire

Tarfiya residents are upset at lack of basic facilities in the township. — Okaz photo

Tarfiya residents decry dearth of basic services

Randy Cepeda joins with other people to rally at the “We›re Here to Stay” immigration event at the Metropolitan AME Church in Washington, D.C, on Saturday. — AFP

Trump’s tirade against civil rights icon triggers outrage

Khaled Almaeena

It doesn’t cost anything to be civil

People walk on the Istiklal avenue during snowfalls in Istanbul on Saturday. A heavy snowstorm paralyzed life in Istanbul with hundreds of flights cancelled and the Bosphorus closed to shipping traffic. The snowstorm dumped almost 40 centimeters (16 inches) of snow in parts of the Turkish metropolis overnight, causing havoc on roads as travelers sought to leave the city for the weekend getaway. — AFP

Turkey dismisses more civil servants in post-coup purge

Civil Defense

Plea to save Shuqairy residents from floods

Cargo Village at King Khalid International Airport

Bidding starts for 2nd cargo operator’s license at KKIA

Peter Apps

The lessons of Aleppo’s long, pointless siege