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Eid July 2021 Holidays maybe 6 or 9 days depends on Decision, iiQ8, Eid Al-Adha, Arafat Day

Kuwait City, 6th June 2021: Eid Holidays maybe 6 or 9 days depends on Decision, iiQ8, Eid Al-Adha, Arafat Day 2021 Day of Arafat Likely July 18 – 19, 2021* (18th Sunday, 19th Monday) Eid al-Adha Likely July 19 – 22, 2021* (19th Monday, 20th Tuesday, 21st Wednesday, 22nd Thursday) The decision should take by Minister of Council - Kuwait. If the council of ministers decides that the 18th of July Sunday would be a "REST" day, then Eid Holidays would be 9 days continuously. By default holidays 16th Friday & 17th Saturday By default holidays 23rd Friday & 24th Saturday When is Arafat Day? Arafat Day is the second day of the Hajj 🕋 pilgrimage and is the day before the first day of the major Islamic Holiday of Eid ul-Adha. Arafat Day falls on the 9th day of Dhu al-Hijjah, the twelfth and final month in the Islamic calendar. As the exact day is based on lunar sightings, the date may vary between countries. Traditions of Arafat Day At dawn on Arafat…

Invitation to celebrate International Day of Yoga (IDY)- 2021, iiQ8

Invitation to celebrate International Day of Yoga (IDY)- 2021, iiQ8 Embassy of India Kuwait ***** ‘Invitation to celebrate International Day of Yoga (IDY)-2021’ The Embassy of India, Kuwait is celebrating ‘International Day of Yoga (IDY)’ on 18th June, 2021 (Friday) from 10:00 hrs (12:30 hrs IST). The theme of this year’s IDY is ‘Be With Yoga, Be At Home’. 2. The Embassy invites all commercial and non-commercial associations, institutions, enterprises and individuals to join hands with the embassy to celebrate ‘International Day of Yoga (IDY)-2021’ in Kuwait. The interested parties may express their interest by sending email to edu.kuwait@mea.gov.in ******* Kuwait 01.06.2021 iiQ8 News Invitation to celebrate International Day of Yoga (IDY)- 2021, iiQ8 WhatsApp Helpline Numbers, EMail IDs Indian Embassy latest contact numbers, iiQ8 5th June 2021, Kuwait today Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 Filipino products at Best Price..its PINOY FEST…

WhatsApp Helpline Numbers, EMail IDs Indian Embassy latest contact numbers, iiQ8

WhatsApp Helpline Numbers, E-Mail IDs Indian Embassy latest contact numbers, iiQ8 India has redefined Ease Of Doing Business under the leadership of PM Modi, iiQ8 iiQ8 News Invitation to celebrate International Day of Yoga (IDY)- 2021, iiQ8 WhatsApp Helpline Numbers, EMail IDs Indian Embassy latest contact numbers, iiQ8 5th June 2021, Kuwait today Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 Filipino products at Best Price..its PINOY FEST at Grand Hyper 4th June 2021, Kuwait today Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 3rd June 2021, Kuwait today Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 2nd June 2021, Kuwait today Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 India has redefined Ease Of Doing Business under the leadership of PM Modi, iiQ8 Lulu Hyper Kuwait Promotions June, Lulu Offers deals , iiQ8 Grand Hyper Kuwait Promotions June, Grand Offers deals , iiQ8 Kuwait Airport to open gradually at the end of June month, iiQ8 1st June 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 …

India has redefined Ease Of Doing Business under the leadership of PM Modi, iiQ8

India has redefined #EaseOfDoingBusiness under the astute leadership of PM Shri @narendramodi as it has taken a leap of 79 positions to reach the 63rd rank on the Ease of Doing Business rankings in recent years. India continues to steadily move towards positive growth. India is amongst the Top 10 performers in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business report (2020 edition) – three times in a row. It clearly underlines PM Modi’s commitment and dedication towards procedural and structural reforms. iiQ8 News India has redefined Ease Of Doing Business under the leadership of PM Modi, iiQ8 Lulu Hyper Kuwait Promotions June, Lulu Offers deals , iiQ8 Grand Hyper Kuwait Promotions June, Grand Offers deals , iiQ8 Kuwait Airport to open gradually at the end of June month, iiQ8 1st June 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 31st May 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 How To Pay Electricity , …

Kuwait Airport to open gradually at the end of June month, iiQ8

Kuwait City, 2nd June 2021: Kuwait Airport to open gradually at the end of June month, iiQ8 As per Local Arabic Daily newspaper reported - Kuwait is increasing the speed of vaccination to attain the community immunity, that the Airport is expected to open gradually at the end of this month. Completing the vaccination with Kuwait approved vaccine must be a condition to allow travelers to the country, this report added. Regarding those who were vaccinated from abroad with vaccines that were not in the approved list of Kuwait Government, sources indicated that an option of giving them one dose of approved vaccine upon arrival is also under discussion, report said. The nurseries are expected to open by September 2021 according to health requirements. Opening of schools will be considered according to the vaccination rate in the country. If the country completed vaccination of 60%, schools will open completely and if not, the opening of schools will be gradually. &nbs…

How To Pay Electricity , Water Bills Online in Kuwait, iiQ8

How To Pay Electricity & Water Bills Online in Kuwait? Kuwait's Ministry of Electricity and Water - MEW Official Website has been launched to be an approved platform for all related services and information. The official website of the Ministry has been developed through the involvement of community members, customers and employees to express their views on the services provided by the Ministry and their aspirations for what they are eager to see in the new website. In the past, Kuwait relied on artesian wells in a number of areas of Kuwait to meet its need for water, and it was the main source of drinking water in addition to the water that was brought by boats and sailing ships from the Shatt al-Arab. Check how to: Civil ID Renewal Process for Expatriates in Kuwait In 1905 AD, the first well containing a relatively large stock of fresh water was discovered in the Hawalli area, and in 1925 AD a sailor sailed to the Shatt al-Arab, where he brought fre…

Public Gardens To Reopen Starting Monday, 31st May 2021

Public Gardens To Reopen Starting Monday, 31st May 2021 Kuwait City, 31st May 2021: The Public Authority for agricultural affairs & fish resources (PAAAFR) said Sunday that public gardens will reopen from 8:00 AM till 10:00 PM starting 31st May 2021 - Monday. The move was to boost entertainment for families & children after the end of the academic year with health precautionary measures to follow. iiQ8 News Visas Open for Pakistan Nationals to Kuwait, iiQ8 KSA lifts Ban for arrivals, iiQ8 , 11 Countries allowed to Saudi incoming 29th May 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 28th May 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 Salary should be KD 2500 to get Filipino employee? iiQ8 Private Schools to conduct in-person exams, iiQ8 27th May 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 People say that vaccines are linked to long-term health problems ? Do vaccines cause autism? Do we do enough safety testing with vaccines? …

Visas Open for Pakistan Nationals to Kuwait, iiQ8

Kuwait City, 31st May 2021: Visas for Pakistan Nationals to Kuwait, iiQ8 Kuwait has lift the visa ban (Commercial and Family visas) for Pakistan Nationals. According to the tweet of Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad (Minister for Interior of Pakistan) Kuwait resumes visas for Pakistanis after 10 years Extraordinary diplomatic efforts by PTI Govt. Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed is on an official visit to Kuwait currently. Kuwait has lifted ban Visas to Pakistan Nationals after 10 years. Family, Business, Technical Visas have been restored. Pakistani medias reported after a 10-year pause, Kuwait has agreed to resume visas for Pakistanis. Pakistan minister's statement came during on a day-long visit of their Minister for Interior Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed to Kuwait. Earlier, His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah received the visiting Pakistani Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad, accompanied by a delegation of senior security o…

KSA lifts Ban for arrivals, iiQ8 , 11 Countries allowed to Saudi incoming

Kuwait City, 30th May 2021: KSA lifts Ban for arrivals, iiQ8 , 11 Countries allowed to Saudi incoming Kingdom of Saudi Arabia lifts ban from travelers arriving from 11 countries. Saudi Arabia is lifting a ban on travelers arriving from 11 countries that it imposed to curb the spread of coronavirus, the Saudi state news agency said on Saturday, but will still require quarantine procedures. Travelers from the United Arab Emirates, Germany, The United States, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, The United Kingdom, Sweden, Switzerland, France and Japan, will be allowed entry from Sunday, SPA reported, quoting an Interior Ministry source. However, the ban from Egypt, Turkey, Lebanon, India, Argentina, Indonesia, Pakistan, Brazil and South Africa will continue. Source - Gulf News iiQ8 News KSA lifts Ban for arrivals, iiQ8 , 11 Countries allowed to Saudi incoming 29th May 2021, Kuwait Corona Update, iiQ8, COVID-19 28th May 2021, Kuwait Co…

Salary should be KD 2500 to get Filipino employee? iiQ8

Kuwait City, 28th May 2021: Salary should be KD 2,500 to get Filipino employee, iiQ8 Kuwait - KD2,500 must be minimum salary of Filipinos’ employer Report: Stipulations for hiring Filipino domestic workers to avoid problems The Philippine embassy in Kuwait has set certain terms for endorsing labour contracts related to recruiting Filipino workers including that the foreign employer’s salary should not be less than KD2,500 to safeguard employees’ financial rights, according to a local newspaper. After a hiatus, the embassy has resumed endorsed recruitment contracts reached between offices hiring Filipino domestic workers and prospective foreign employers residing in Kuwait, provided these contracts meet certain stipulations, Al Jarida newspaper added, quoting owners of recruitment offices. These stipulations include the necessity that the monthly minimum salary of the foreign resident wishing to employ a Filipino worker should be KD2,500, a work permit in English …

Private Schools to conduct in-person exams, iiQ8

Kuwait City, 28th May 2021: Private Schools to conduct in-person exams, iiQ8 Kuwait: Private schools to move forward with conducting in-person exams Demonstration was held on Tuesday to protest in-person exams for 12th grade students Kuwait City: The head of the Union of Private Schools and Institutes, Noura Al Ghanim, confirmed that private schools will move forward as planned to hold the end of the year exams in person, local media reported. Al Ghanim said in a press statement that 11th grade and 12th grade students have completed their exams, in person. She clarified that all students in the French and American schools have conducted written in-person exams, except students in British schools that follow the Cambridge Assessment International Education body who have decided to hold their exams online Around 300 students in the French schools sat for in-person exams and thousands of students in Arab schools will be conducting their exams in person, Al Ghanim…

People say that vaccines are linked to long-term health problems ?

People say that vaccines are linked to long-term health problems such as multiple sclerosis, diabetes, and autism. Is that true? All vaccines have possible side effects. Most, however, are mild and temporary. Adverse effects from vaccines are monitored thoroughly via multiple reporting systems, and there is no evidence from these systems to support these claims. The vaccine information sheet for my child’s recent vaccination listed lots of potential side effects. Why is vaccination recommended if it can cause all of these side effects? Every vaccine has potential side effects. Typically they are very mild: soreness at the injection site (for a vaccine delivered via a shot), headaches, and low-grade fevers are examples of common vaccine side effects. Serious side effects are possible, however, including severe allergic reactions. However, the occurrence of these side effects is extremely rare. (Your doctor can explain the risks for individual vaccines in detai…

Do vaccines cause autism?

Why is allergy to eggs a contraindication to getting some vaccines? Some vaccines, including the majority of vaccines against influenza, are cultured in chicken eggs. During the process of creating the vaccine, the majority of the egg protein is removed, but there is some concern that these vaccines might generate an allergic reaction in individuals with an egg allergy. A recent report found that the majority of children with egg allergies who were given a flu shot had no adverse reactions; about 5% of children in the studied group developed relatively minor reactions such as hives, the majority of which resolved without treatment.[2] Additional research is underway to study this issue further. In most cases, only people with a severe (life-threatening) allergy to eggs are recommended against receiving egg-based vaccines. Your doctor can provide specific information. Do vaccines cause autism? No. Vaccines do not cause autism. This possibility was pu…

Do we do enough safety testing with vaccines?

Do we do enough safety testing with vaccines? Vaccines are tested repeatedly before being approved, and continue to be monitored for adverse reactions after their release. See our article on vaccine testing and safety for more information and details about this topic. Do vaccines have aborted fetal tissue? No. The rubella vaccine virus that is included in the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) shot is cultured using human cell lines. The vaccine material is carefully separated from the cells in which is was grown before being used. Some of these cell lines were generated from fetal tissue that was obtained in the 1960s from legal abortions. No new fetal tissue is required to generate rubella vaccine. What is herd immunity? Is it real? Does it work? How do vaccines work? Do they work against viruses and bacteria? COVID Action by Sadhguru | Empower yourself in this challenge time, iiQ8 Sadhguru Voice about COVID-19 & Vaccine, ii…

Isn’t it true that better hygiene and nutrition were responsible for decreases in deaths and disease rates, rather than vaccines?

Isn’t it true that better hygiene and nutrition were responsible for decreases in deaths and disease rates, rather than vaccines? Improved hygiene and nutrition, among other factors, can certainly lower the incidence of some diseases. Data documenting the number of cases of a disease before and after the introduction of a vaccine, however, demonstrate that vaccines are overwhelmingly responsible for the largest drops in disease rates. Measles cases, for example, numbered anywhere from 300,000 to 800,000 a year in the United States between 1950 and 1963, when a newly licensed measles vaccine went into widespread use. By 1965, U.S. measles cases were beginning a dramatic drop. In 1968 about 22,000 cases were reported (a drop of 97.25% from the height of 800,000 cases in just three years); by 1998, the number of cases averaged about 100 per year or less. A similar post-vaccination drop occurred with most diseases for which vaccines are available. Telugu Lo Stories - Moral St…

Why can’t we eradicate other diseases, as we did with smallpox?

Why can’t we eradicate other diseases, as we did with smallpox? hI, Why can’t we eradicate other diseases, as we did with smallpox? In theory, nearly any infectious disease for which an effective vaccine exists should be eradicable. With sufficient vaccination levels and coordination between public health organizations, a disease can be prevented from gaining a foothold anywhere; eventually, without anyone to infect, it must die off. (A notable exception is tetanus, which is infectious but not contagious: it’s caused by a bacterium commonly found in animal feces, among other places. Thus, tetanus could not be eradicated without completely removing the Clostridium tetani bacterium from the planet.) Find everything you need. Search Product, Service, Properties and items on a single site ShareMeBook. Smallpox is unusual, however, in the set of characteristics that made it susceptible to eradication. Unlike many other infectious diseases, smallpox…

Is the Polio vaccine linked to HIV?

Is the Polio vaccine linked to HIV? In the 1990s, certain critics began to blame the testing of a live, weakened polio vaccine in Africa in the 1950s for the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). Those behind the accusation argued that chimpanzee cells were used to create the vaccine, and that those cells had been contaminated with a virus that sometimes affects chimps: simian immunodeficiency virus, or SIV. When the vaccine was given to children in Africa, they argued, SIV mutated to become human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, which causes AIDS. The accusations, however, were demonstrably false for a variety of reasons. Most notably, the weakened polio vaccine was not made with chimpanzee cells, but with monkey cells. The vaccine was later tested using a technique that can detect viral DNA (the PCR technique, or polymerase chain reaction); it did not contain SIV or HIV. Researchers at the University of Birmingham in Alabama demonstrated in 2006 that w…

Is the Polio vaccine linked with Cancer?

Is the Polio vaccine linked with Cancer? The polio vaccines developed by Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin in the mid-20th century were made with monkey cells. Years later, microbiologist Maurice Hilleman found a monkey virus in both vaccines—the 40th monkey virus to be discovered, which he called Simian Virus 40 (SV40). (Salk’s killed vaccine, which had been treated with formaldehyde, had very small amounts of the virus; Sabin’s live vaccine was heavily contaminated.) Worried about the potential effects the virus could have on humans, Hilleman injected it into hamsters, finding that nearly all of them developed massive cancerous tumors. But the initial panic this caused gave way in the face of future studies. First, hamsters that ingested SV40 instead of being injected with it didn’t get cancer. Sabin’s live vaccine (which contained more SV40 than Salk’s) was given orally. Additional studies showed that children who were given Sabin’s vaccine did not develop antibodies to SV40…

Why are there so many vaccines?

Why are there so many vaccines? Currently, the U.S. childhood vaccination schedule for children between birth and six years of age recommends immunizations for 14 different diseases. Some parents worry that this number seems high, particularly since some of the diseases being vaccinated against are now extremely rare in the United States. Each disease for which vaccinations are recommended, however, can causes serious illness or death in unvaccinated populations, and might quickly begin to appear again if vaccination rates dropped. The United States has seen mumps outbreaks in recent years since vaccination rates have dropped, with severe complications and hospitalizations required for some patients. And before the introduction of the Hib (Haemophilus Influenzae Type b) vaccine, Hib meningitis affected more than 12,000 American children annually, killing 600 and leaving many others with seizures, deafness, and developmental disabilities. After introduction of the vaccine,…

Is natural immunity better than vaccine-acquired immunity?

Is natural immunity better than vaccine-acquired immunity? In some cases, natural immunity is longer-lasting than the immunity gained from vaccination. The risks of natural infection, however, outweigh the risks of immunization for every recommended vaccine. For example, wild measles infection causes encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) for one in 1,000 infected individuals. Overall, measles infection kills two of every 1,000 infected individuals. In contrast, the combination MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine results in a severe allergic reaction only once in every million vaccinated individuals, while preventing measles infection. The benefits of vaccine-acquired immunity extraordinarily outweigh the serious risks of natural infection. (For more on this topic, see our Understanding Risks activity.) Additionally, the Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b) and tetanus vaccines actually provide more effective immunity than natural infection. COVID A…

Why do some vaccines require boosters?

Why do some vaccines require boosters? It’s not completely understood why the length of acquired immunity varies with different vaccines. Some offer lifelong immunity with only one dose, while others require boosters in order to maintain immunity. Recent research has suggested that the persistence of immunity against a particular disease may depend on the speed with which that disease typically progresses through the body. If a disease progresses very rapidly, the immune system’s memory response (that is, the “watchdog antibodies” generated after a previous infection or vaccination) may not be able to respond quickly enough to prevent infection—unless they’ve been “reminded” about the disease fairly recently and are already watching for it. Boosters serve as a “reminder” to your immune system. Research is continuing on the persistence of immunity generated by vaccines. COVID Action by Sadhguru | Empower yourself in this challenge time, iiQ8 Sadhgur…