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The Jazan branch of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs has completed the preparation of more than 9,700 mosques and prayer halls, enhancing this with huge volunteer opportunities in preparation for welcoming the holy month of Ramadan.

Everything you need to know about the updated King Fahd Causeway tolls between Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, details of the new prices for vehicles and trucks and their economic impact.

The Ministry of Environment branch in Hafr Al-Batin announces the intensification of its monitoring tours of slaughterhouses during the month of Ramadan to ensure the safety of meat provided to consumers, while emphasizing that there will be no leniency with violators.

Jeddah Valley Company, the investment arm of King Abdulaziz University, announced that it owns a nuclear accelerator to produce highly complex medical radioactive materials for diagnosing tumors and Alzheimer’s diseases.

The Kingdom showcases its long history of observing the crescent moon, from Mount Abu Qubays to the modern observatories of Tamir and Sudair, following a precise mechanism that combines legitimate sighting with astronomical calculations.

The Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF) announced its support for 1,945 children of working Saudi women through the "Qurrah" program. Learn more about the initiative and its impact on women's empowerment and the labor market, in line with Vision 2030.

The Saudi Transport Authority has issued substantial amendments to the regulations for delivery applications, including verifying the driver’s identity, refunding the value of the order, and blocking customer numbers to ensure security and transparency.

The National Water Company announces its operational plan for Ramadan, pumping 11 million m³ per day to meet increasing demand and ensure the sustainability of services in line with Vision 2030.

Al-Khorayef Water and Energy Technology Company announced that it has won a contract to operate and maintain rainwater networks in Jeddah worth 155 million riyals, as part of efforts to enhance the city's infrastructure.

The National Center for Meteorology expects active winds stirring up dust and sand to continue in the northern and eastern regions of the Kingdom, with warnings of reduced visibility and chances of fog formation.