According to an official, several people are still feared trapped in the debris
Batelco will buy 46 per cent of Qualitynet from Ali Al Ghanim & Sons for an undisclosed fee, raising the Bahraini firm’s holding to 90 per cent from 44 per cent previously. The deal will likely be concluded in March, a company statement said.
Kuwait’s Ministry of Communications ultimately owns and operates the country’s fixed-line infrastructure, with about four major Internet service providers including Qualitynet paying the government to use it. Qualitynet’s 2013 revenue was 31.3 million dinars ($83.0 million), down 8.9 per cent from 2012, which provided Batelco with a profit of 2.41 million dinars, the latter’s annual report shows. As of September 2012, Qualitynet claimed a 45 per cent share of Kuwait’s fixed-line Internet market, which operates largely on a copper-based network.
According to an official, several people are still feared trapped in the debris
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The Meteorological Organisation that it is closely monitoring what is being circulated on social media
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Dubai Police have asked drivers to be extra cautious
The storm had already claimed the lives of at least two people in China's Hainan and 16 people in the Philippines
Dubai Police have asked drivers to be extra cautious