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Al Sailiya Central Market is known for its traditional market of interesting finds, retail and wholesale market for fruits & vegetables, and more!
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The aid includes warm clothing for 1,250 displaced and affected families, in addition to 1,000 shelter kits out of a total of 8,000 shelter kits.
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Get to know a range of physical activity programs that cater to prenatal & postnatal needs, ranging from pilates to yoga or even physiotherapy.
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Take part in a cycling charity event, go to a winter shopping bazaar, check out an exhibition about Arab cinema & do so much more in Qatar this week!
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Immerse yourself in the soothing ambience, sip on a cup of coffee, and enjoy quality time with adorable furry cats at Kitty Cafe in Lusail.
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Western expats rush to the aid of stranded Nepalis
MOVED by the plight of the stranded Nepalese workers, whose story the Gulf Times reported yesterday, at least three Western expatriates contacted the office of the newspaper with offers of assistance.
Khalifa Al Haroon
Khalifa Al Haroon
4 February 2009 09:29 am
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Personal loan salary bar by Doha Bank
Customers drawing less than QR7,500 gross monthly salary are not eligible for personal loans, Doha Bank said yesterday. The bank has also decided to trim the amount of a personal loan to 10 times an applicant’s salary. “Moreover, a customer who will be eligible to borrow from us should be from a reputed company,” the bank’s Assistant General Manager for retail banking, Abdul Rahman Mohamed Al Meer, told The Peninsula yesterday.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:18 am
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:eco:No plastic plates, eateries told
The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Urban Planning (MMAUP) has given strict orders to the eateries not to serve hot food and beverages in plastic, foam plates and cups.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:17 am
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Commercialbank levies annual fee on teller cards
Commercialbank has started to charge an annual fee of QR50 for its Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards. The bank’s call centre confirmed on Monday that the new fee was levied from the accounts of ATM card holders from this year.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:16 am
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Nearly 300 tenants move into Barwa flats
The first batch of tenants who were awarded the low-rent housing units by the Barwa Real Estate company moved into their apartments in Mesaimeer yesterday. Barwa staff members and a team of volunteers were available to control the traffic and assist the tenants as they arrived since morning with trucks full of furniture and household goods.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:15 am
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Walk to build friendship, brotherhood
More than 100 people participated at the ‘walk–a-thon’ held on the Corniche, as a part of the ongoing Sport For All festival organised by the Qatar Olympic Committee, yesterday.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:14 am
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Prices of some food items fall by up to 29pc
The Ministry of Economy and Commerce, which constantly monitors the prices of essentials in the local market, says some basic food items are becoming cheaper by five to 29 percent. The Ministry said its Consumer Protection Cell conducted a study of the price trends with regard to basic food items in the Gulf region as a whole and found a disparity.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:14 am
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Italy explores tourism ties with Qatar
A strong bilateral relations between Qatar and Italy in terms of tourism is expected to rise as the Italian delegation laid the first stone of cooperation during their brief visit in Doha. Aside from expanding bilateral economic relations with Qatar, the delegation was in Doha to start a profitable cooperation in line with tourism industry.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:14 am
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Italy to take part in Doha Cultural Fest
The Italian Embassy said it has prepared some big events for the Doha Cultural Festival from February 28 to March 9.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
4 February 2009 09:13 am
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Watch before you spit: It might cost you QR500
Those who are caught spitting on roads and other public places will face a fine of QR500, warns the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Urban Planning.
Paper Boy
Paper Boy
3 February 2009 11:11 pm