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Wounds Hundreds in Kabul Bloodbath INSPIRING LIVES, ENSURING HAPPINESS UNIQUE PLANS TAILORED FOR EVERY NEED TRUSTED FOR OVER 27 YEARS UNIQUE & INNOVATIVE RANGE OF PRODUCTS ALL POLICIES IN USD Thursday, June 1, 2017 Issue No. 7399 200 Fils Call +973 39936618 www.newsofbahrain.com www.facebook.com/nobonline newsofbahrain 38444680 nob_bh www.licinternational.com Kabul t least 90 people were killed and hundreds wounded when a massive truck bomb rippedA through Kabul’s diplomatic quarter yesterday, bringing carnage to the streets of Truck the Afghan capital just days into the holy fasting month of Ramadan. WIN 3 CARS Bloodied corpses littered the scene and a huge cloud of smoke rose from the AND 300 highly-fortified area which houses foreign GOLD COINS! embassies, after the rush-hour attack tore a massive crater in the ground and blew out Tel: 17228888 windows several miles away. bfc.com.bh bomb No group has so far claimed the powerful blast, which officials said was caused by 1,500 kilograms (1.6 US tons) of explosives hidden inside a sewage tanker, in what appeared to be a major intelligence failure. Rescue workers were digging bodies from the rubble hours after the explosion, many of them disfigured and charred, as FREE PICK! Issue No.225 DT Supplement JO3307_BFC_BAH_BOB_Centenary_Bonanza_Campaign_ad_67x40mm.indd www.weekenderbahrain.com 25/05/2017 15:45 1 anguished residents searched for missing June 1-7, 2017 Striking kills the right chords! relatives. Dozens of mangled and upturned page 4 A novel concept for wounds hundreds in Kabul bloodbath cars choked the roads as wounded survivors BEST BOOKS TO refugees EXPLAIN RAMADAN TO ’ CHILDREN and panicked schoolgirls scrambled to safety. page 5 90 Acclaimed jewellery desiner explores ancient history The attack underscores spiralling through her Work page 6 she developed a special bond, on the basis of which, she was able to connect and understand them through their perspective. insecurity in Afghanistan, where the NATO- “Refugees are normal human beings, like ne will definitely agree with you and me. The projection of refugees has Unparalleled and author Paulo Coelho, where he been done so negatively, that they have says, “To be creative, you must Sensing and understanding their pain, the been highlighted as a society that requires Distinctive have courage. Do not ask for awareness of their distress was expressed nothing but sympathy. After all, they are opinions, just do it.” O in the form of various colourful designs human beings. Like how, one requires ‘Jeans for Refugees’, an initiative by Johny on jeans, where the cause was furthered love, affection and attention, they too need Dar, highlights a cause, specially meant strengthened by the support of various that, as it is their medicine for a healthy for Refugees, where their existence and backed military, beset by soaring casualties celebrities from film, art, and music and mindset.” individuality have sparked various debates fashion industries. Jeans take centre stage and concerns. Johny Dar, an artist and This event has gained success in attracting Jeans is a very useful but comfortable wear. designer, whose ground breaking work, the attention of not just the celebrities, but One is bound to agree with this. On being delivered a new renaissance of artistic ordinary people too. And the ‘Jeans For asked, why Jeans was selected as the theme page 12 expression and experience, thus earning Refugees by Johny Dar’ is currently being for supporting this humanitarian cause, him, international acclaim across a wide exhibited in the MODA Mall, Bahrain she says, “Jeans is a universal wear, which range of media and industries. Refugees- so to raise funds for the International one not just loves, but enjoys wearing on when one hears this word, one is bound to a daily basis. Since Johny Dar has been and desertions, is struggling to beat back Rescue Committee. Hailing from Jordan, picture them, carrying loads of suitcases, Organizer Kashi Money shares with customizing jeans for a very long time and running with their families, where terror, Weekender a very different but unique he has kept a tab on the love and attention agony and sadness is painted on their faces. TOP 3 Signature view about refugees.She says, “Johny Dar poured by people on Jeans, he decided is the main architect of this noble idea. to showcase designer jeans, for showing Picks of the week Being an artist, he came up with the idea support and solidarity for Refugees.” She further adds by saying that, T-Shirts is of showing support and also one wear, which people do relate to. respect, by painting But the affinity one has towards Jeans is insurgents. multicolor on jeans. In something great, loving and respectful, short, Dar is supporting which one does not get to see with any a great humanitarian other wear. “Jeans carries history. Though cause.” Each pair of people do relate to T-Shirts, people at times denims is hand painted hesitate to purchase a second hand t-shirt. by Dar, where they In the case of jeans, the rapport is strong are transformed into and affectionate. For this cause, it has been a unique wearable strengthened by the support of celebrities,” “In this powerful attack 90 people have piece, which is inspired says Kashi. by the celebrity who Social change is a change where the donated them. Her trip journey might be difficult, but the result has page 14 to the refugee camp the blessing of bringing everlasting bliss supported by IRC and order in the ambience. She ends by initiative gave her a saying:“Now is the time for collaboration different perspective and creativity. The funds we collect out about refugees and their of the sale from the designer jeans will be been killed and 400 wounded, including lives. Taking a look useful and beneficial for refugees, where at their lifestyle and the amount will be sent to them to embark their circumstances, them on a journey of a good lifestyle.” June 1-7, 2017 | Weekender many women and children,” said the government’s media centre, with health officials warning the toll could climb further. President Ashraf Ghani slammed the 13 die in Turkey attack as a “war crime”. Afghanistan’s intelligence agency blamed copter crash the Taliban-allied Haqqani Network for Istanbul, the attack. The Taliban -- currently in the hirteen Turkish soldiers midst of their annual “spring offensive” -- were killed yesterday when denied they were involved, while strongly aT military helicopter crashed condemning the blast. The insurgent group after hitting a high-voltage rarely claims responsibility for attacks that power line in the southeast of kill large numbers of civilians. the country, the army said. The AS532 Cougar helicopter crashed shortly after taking off Bahrain condemns attack from a base in Sirnak province ahrain yesterday strongly condemned bordering Iraq, killing all 13 the terror bombing in Kabul. Expressing onboard, it said in a statement. condolencesB to the relatives of the victims “Our hero comrades in the and wishing the wounded a speedy recovery, helicopter fell as martyrs,” Afghan security forces at the the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the army said. Initial findings site of the bomb attack in the Kingdom supported Afghanistan’s fight showed the crash was the result Kabul yesterday against terror and the measures taken to of an accident, the military maintain peace and security. statement said, adding that an investigation was underway. P 02 P 03 P 07 Soothing the ‘Plastic rice’ ‘Disgruntled’ troubled souls rumour spreads employee kills through two school art therapy staff in Saudi 2 Thursday, June 1, 2017 What made you interested Art therapy is a science, symbols come up in the in art therapy? based on psychotherapy. And drawing. Patient’s drawings I went to study fine arts in it’s the study of unconscious are products of their the UK, for four years, and and things that make us unconsciousness. after that I felt that I want to suffer. So if I need a help, I do something more with my will go to therapist to talk Did you notice a special art. I am an avid reader in to, same as art therapy. The symbols in a certain medi- sociology, psychology and I benefits will be more because cal conditions? loved reading philosophy as of the therapist that will As human beings our well. I researched and I found guide the patent throughout sadness and happiness are that there is such a thing his problems. And there will similar. But there are some as art therapy. I was very be a goal oriented, so the symbols that are formed in interested, and happy with client under therapist will society itself, like if I asked the idea that art and therapy be working together to solve anyone here to draw a tree are intertwined officially and clients problem, and from he will draw a palm tree. So used in psychotherapeutic the therapist experience due to our culture there are contexts. perspective they will give several identical symbols. But them subjects that are each situation is different, and How is art therapy seen in directed towards their certain each person has a different the medical world? problem. style. And the therapist must In the UK and US art be aware of the patient’s style, therapy is well known and What can a person get out we go with what they like to well trusted for patients of art therapy that they reach the goal. Founder and Art Therapist at The Art Therapy Centre, Dalal Al Sindi is the who have certain mental could not get out of tradi- What is most unusual case first art therapist in Bahrain.
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