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July 2021 (3.19Mb) ISSUE 118129 islanderAMWAJ AUGUSTJULY 2021 2020 • Interview with Nuetels CEO Mr. Mohamed Madan, Page 3 • Amwaj Islands Central Owners Association Updates, Page 5 • Safety travel tips, page 2. • July events and offers, page 3. • Amwaj Security update, page 3. WWW.AMWAJ.BH 2 Letter from the Editor Dear Islanders, Summer’s here and school’s you! out! We have also recently updated Many of you are probably the Amwaj Security details for Follow us on social planning to return home for faster and easier contact. If the holidays or even take you haven’t done so yet, make media for up to date a quick break with a small sure to save it and update our news, updates and vacation; whatever your plan contact details. is we got you covered this special offers around We would like to remind issue. We highlighted a few our dear residents to follow the islands. tips and tricks to travel during the AIA Instagram page - @ a pandemic and stay safe - turn amwajassociation and the to page 2 for all the details. Amwaj Islands Instagram @ On the other hand, this month’s amwaj_islands for up-to-date offers are for everyone who’s information as it becomes staying on the islands. Why available. @Amwajassociation not a staycation for a change Sincerely, of scenery without boarding a plane? Turn to page 3 to see The Amwaj Team what the island has in store for 3 Travel Safety Tips DURING COVID-19 With the school year over, many of you are either returning home for the summer or going on vacation; either way we want you to be safe and minimize risk to yourself and others. We have put together a list of travel tips to help you stay safe and healthy on the duration of your trip from the start until you reach your destination*. WASH YOUR HANDS REGULARLY. We’re starting antibacterial wipes to clean your seat armrest, tray off with the old-fashioned hand washing with soap table, seat-back pocket, air vent, seat touch screen, and water for at least 20 seconds (approximately headrest and window blind. Clean your hands after the time it takes to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to yourself traveling on shuttles, taxis, holding handrails and twice!), and the best defence and caution. If soap using elevators and other surfaces that are high in and water are not available to clean your hands, use contact. a hand sanitizer which is at least 60% alcohol. COUNTERACT LOW HUMIDITY. The low humidity PRACTISE GOOD HYGIENE. Respiratory diseases in aircraft cabins dries out the mucous membranes like COVID-19 spread through droplets of saliva or of your eyes, nose and mouth, making them less mucus, usually when people cough or sneeze, then effective in blocking out viruses. For this reason, others come in contact with the droplets. Try and some frequent flyers swear by nasal sprays to avoid touching your own eyes, nose and mouth with moisturize and clean out the nose. Also drink more unwashed hands, as viruses most frequently enter water to compensate for the cabin dryness. the body through these routes. Bonus tip: if you STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH TRAVEL ADVICE. The plan on wearing gloves make sure to change them Ministry of Transport and Telecom has recently frequently as they accumulate viruses and bacteria updated their procedures upon arrival at the Bahrain from touching multiple surfaces. International Airport. Red list countries are required IF YOU'RE UNWELL, DON'T TRAVEL. COVID-19 to test 48 hours prior to arrival, test on arrival and appears to have an incubation period of at least 14 quarantine for 10 days. For non-red list countries, days, unlike regular flu which is 2 days. An increasing non-vaccinated individuals will need to test 72 hours number of international airports are also conducting prior to arrival, test on arrival and quarantine for 10 temperature checks for arriving, departing and days. Vaccinated individuals will only need to test transiting passengers, so there’s the chance that on arrival and on day 10 (please visit www.mtt.gov. you could be denied boarding for having a fever bh for specific country procedures as well as any unrelated to COVID-19. Protect yourself, and other changes as they become available). Checking on travellers, by not flying when you’re sick. your destination Covid-19 procedures is also a good idea, so you can be prepared in advance. COVER UP. Cover your mouth and nose when you cough, sneeze into your elbow and wear a facemask TRAVEL INSURANCE. Insurance policies vary greatly, to protect your fellow travellers. but in recent light many insurance policies can cover quarantine delays and/or cancellations if needed. CLEANUP. While many airlines have announced extra plane cleaning and disinfecting to combat infection risk, there is no guarantee that every surface *Sourced from www.fcmtravel.com and Ministry of Transport will get the full treatment. To be safe, carry your own and Telecom Bahrain For more information on the above events, contact ART Rotana via email at fb.art@ rotana.com or call 16000111. 4 July 2021 Indulge in culinary favourites besides sweeping views of the sea at The Art Hotel & The ART Resort. Purchase your food & beverage voucher booklet for BD50 and receive vouchers worth BD100 to be enjoyed throughout the year. Promotion is valid until 31 August 2021, Hotel & vouchers are redeemable until 31 December 2021. Other terms and conditions apply, DM Resort @theart.bh on Instagram for more info or call 16000111. Enjoy a staycation at The Gulf Suites in Amwaj Islands, 1–4-bedroom apartments The Gulf available starting from BD35 net per day. Contact The Gulf Suites Hotel on 16030001 for Suites Hotel bookings and more information. Terms and conditions apply. SAFETY & AMWAJ NOTICE BOARD SECURITY The Amwaj SecuritySafety and & Maintenance team SAFETY & SECURITYare responsibleSecurity for the below. For leaks or Security Solutions blockage in a common area, contact Kamel on W.L.L. company 3666 6007. Beach and road cleaning, damage are responsible for on roads or pavements, fallen signboards or all safety and security around the islands. Security Solutions flags and garbage bins request, contact Niaz on have developed a respectable 3315 6871. For construction site issues contact reputation in the field of security, Roger on 3909 4842. For workers’ gate pass, and the management looks contact Mohammed on 3943 4809. For pest forward to the improvement of control issues contact Pest Control on 1781 1233. security of the common areas around the islands. Traffic accidents can be reported to police on 199, medical emergency, ambulance or fire can be directed to 999, with the assistance of the Telephone / Whatsapp: 77996666 Amwaj Security team. COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Safety Precautions For the safety of you and your support efforts to contain the Coronavirus loved ones, please try to practice (COVID-19) by advancing contact tracing self-quarantine whenever possible efforts, and raising awareness of active Should you have any questions, or if cases within the Kingdom, and maintain you suspect you have symptoms of accurate figures provided by the Ministry Coronavirus, please call 444. of Health. Please download the app, free The Kingdom of Bahrain have launched of charge, for both iOS and Android from the ‘Be Aware’ app, which aims to apps.bahrain.bh For more information, please contact +973 16030001 or visit www.gulfsuiteshotel.comBook your table now, call us on: +973 13600111 or email: [email protected] TALA NAJMAH ASDAF MURJAN N JOOD LULU KEY Waterside residential Inland residential Residential & Commercial Hotel Commercial Educational Amwaj Marina Directory Amwaj Islands’ Security Carlton Real Estate, Zawia 3 Traffic Police MASY Working Hours: 24 hrs T 16 006 000 T 199 T 17 822 404 Tel/Whatsapp: 77 99 6666 Life Element Inc. Pyschology Clinic Nearest Hospitals to Amwaj Closest Removal & Storage Amwaj Islands Main Office T 16 030 527 to Amwaj Working hours: 8am – 5pm, American Mission Hospital, Amwaj Sunday - Thursday Guinness Smokehouse and Lounge Medical & Wellness Center Takhzeen Self Storage Location: Meritas House M 33 180 001 T 17 248 100 M 69 990 999 T 16 033 100 Jet Pet Global Bahrain Specialist Hospital M 39 767 977 E [email protected] Pet Relocation & Transport T 17 812 000 W www.amwaj.bh M 37 106 986 IT Home Services Al Hilal Hospital TechnoServ Tala Island Security Lantern’s Restaurant T 17 344 199 M 39 609 876 T 16 060 033 T 77 770 055 King Hamad Hospital Nuetel Communications La Blanche Salon, Amwaj Waves T 17 351 450 Cargo Services Working Hours: 8am – 5pm, T 16 006 060 Baz Cargo Services Sunday -Thursday, 8am - 2pm on Closest Pet Services to Amwaj T 17 771 132 Saturdays Maya Beach Resort & Fitness, Meena T 16 033 000 7 Dr Mohammed Hussain Gulf Agency Co. Bahrain W.L.L. (GAC) T 16 030 070 T 17 292 125 T 17 339 777 International School of Choueifat Working Hours: 6.30am - 10pm Fur and Feathers Pet Sitting, Transfer T 16 033 333 Saturday - Thursday, 8am - 10pm and Relocation Closest Post Office to Amwaj on Fridays Amwaj Marina M 36 464 586 Al Hidd Post Office T 16 011 160 My Cuddle Buddy E [email protected] T 17 673 157 Pet sitting & Dog Walking Working Hours: 7am - 2pm Bahrain International Airport House Veterinary Center M 36 464 586 Saturday to Thursday T 17 339 339 T 17 200 075 Park & Shop Supermarket, Zawia 2 M 33 994 709 Shopping Malls Amwaj Hotels T 77 115 121 (Emergency) 33 094 999 ART Rotana Aali Mall Pet Arabia Pet Land T 17 581 000 T 16 000 111 T 16 010 501 T 13 107 474 M 33 311 122 Bahrain City Center Gulf Suites Hotel ScubaLife T 16 030 001 T 17 179 779 T 17 003 636 Closest Pharmacies to Amwaj Ramada Hotel
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