Just In: PM of Bahrain Dies At 84

The royal palace of Bahrain has announced the death of its longtime prime minister, Prince Khalifa at 84.
The Kingdom of Bahrain is a Middle East island country situated in the Persian Gulf between Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
His royal highness passed away at Mayo clinic in the united states of America and a ceremony would be held upon repatriation of his body.


A week-long mourning has been ordered in his honor with flags to be flown at half-mast all through. Government parastatals and departments would also suspend activities for 3 days starting Thursday, November 12.


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