No one knows what former MP Osama Al-Tamimi was subjected to after the authorities arbitrarily arrested him by breaking into his home on August 6, 2019. No one knows what Al-Tamimi faced during the five days in detention, when no news was reported on him, before his photo at Al-Salmaniya Medical Complex was circulated on August 11, showing him lying in a bed suffering a brain stroke.

Activists on social media and eyewitnesses said the imprisoned Shiite cleric Sheikh Ali Al-Mustarshed was admitted to Al-Salmaniya hospital, handcuffed and shackled at the ankles.

The head of emergency and accident department at the Salmaniya Medical Complex, Raed Al-Marzouq, denied the existence of a crisis, after dozens of medical staff joined the voluntary retirement program.

The head of the endocrine unit at Salmaniya Medical Complex, Dr. Hussein Taha, said that according to the World Health Organization (WHO), the prevalence rate of diabetes in the Kingdom of Bahrain amounted 16%, equivalent to 200,000 people diagnosed with the disease in the country.

Health records indicate that Al-Salmaniya Medical Complex Pharmacy dispenses approximately 3,000 prescriptions daily for all sections of the medical complex.

Local Bahraini newspaper said Health Ministry set up a five-member medical committee to investigate an antibiotic drug believed to be unfi.

Transplant administrative coordinator at King Fahad Specialist Hospital, Hassan Al-Khanani, said that “the Saudi Center for Organ Transplantation signed a deal with Bahrain, represented by King Fahad Specialist Hospital with Salmaniya Medical Complex, to transplant organs to Bahraini patients in Bahrain, in case of stroke deaths.”

The Bahraini Ministry of Health denied information stating there is only a single CT scan machine at the Salmaniya Medical Complex, the main hospital in the country.

Al-Ayyam newspaper said that the Department of Radiology at the Salmaniya Medical Complex urgently needs a computerized tomography machine known as the “CT scan”.

Al-Wasat newspaper said that the Ministry of Health has carried out major changes to department heads at Salmaniya Medical Complex, which included merging departments together.

Ombudsman General Secretariat announced today that it launched an investigation into circumstances surrounding death of detainee, martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki...

A detainee being held in the Gulf island kingdom of Bahrain has died while in custody, authorities announced Sunday.

Bahrain Mirror: A number of new assigned doctors in the Salmaniya Medical Complex said to the local Bahraini Al-Bilad newspaper that the “Ministry of Health has not deposited their salaries in their bank accounts since three months ago”.

Bahrain Mirror:A number of medical field workers confirmed that the Bahraini government failed to pay them two months of overtime fees.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini Ministry of Health said that the administration of Al-Salmaniya Medical Complex received a report stating that a suspicious object was found in the complex’s parking lot near the accidents and emergency department entrance.