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Articles of the author Mohammad Sa'eed Al Zahrani
3 health centers closed in Taif
The Health Affairs Directorate here has closed down three private health centers during a field inspection by medical permits team. The health centers were found to be functioning with expired business licenses, said the director of Media and (...)

08 - 11 - 2008
Commerce Ministry checks for price tags
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry will launch an inspection campaign to ensure the commitment of all commercial outlet shops price-tagging their products. Punishments for not adhering to the law consist of a fine of up to SR100,000, rising to (...)

22 - 10 - 2008
Girl kidnapped from school
A committee at the Educational Supervision Center in Bani Sa'ad, south of Taif City, is probing a case involving two women taking a female student from a school Monday without the knowledge of the principal. According to Hilal Al-Zahrani, Director (...)

22 - 10 - 2008
Dad kills son in fit of rage
year-old son in a fit of rage during a dispute in the apartment the son was renting after having left his parents' house in Taif. The father said his son had been mixing with bad company but refused to stay away from them, leading to differences (...)

22 - 10 - 2008
Daughter put in coma by father
Authorities in Taif are interrogating a man in a case of domestic violence involving his 14-year-old daughter. Major Turki Al-Shehri, spokesman for Taif Police, said Al-Hawiyah Police received a report that a man had checked his daughter into King (...)

13 - 10 - 2008
Over 5m CDs to replace textbooks
The Ministry of Education is to distribute more than 5 million compact discs (CDs) containing curriculums and study materials to school students next academic year. The step aims to end the yearly pileup of textbooks and papers around schools (...)

04 - 07 - 2008
18,000 education jobs open for Saudi women
More than 18,000 educational vacancies for female teachers across the Kingdom have been opened. The vacant posts are created for teachers specialized in general education and special education for students with special needs. The application forms (...)

07 - 06 - 2008
Excessive sanctions enrage traffic detainees
A number of Taif residents who were detained and fined by the city's Traffic Department Police for violations – particularly speeding and running red lights – intend to file a class action lawsuit against the department. Their lawsuit would center (...)

07 - 05 - 2008
90 Lashes or 6 Slaps
A primary school teacher will be slapped six times, for slapping a misbehaving student, as ordered by a Riyadh court. The student, with his friends, was drumming on a refrigerator for passing with distinction. The teacher, however, did not enjoy (...)

11 - 03 - 2008
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