News 2020-06-21 Sinjar silo reopens after six years of closure U.S. allocates fund to rehabilitate East Mosul Fluid Factory The East Mosul Fluid Factory will be rehabilitated as the U.S. allocates an additional Kirkuk police chief contracts COVID-19 Major General Ali Kamal, Kirkuk police chief, has contracted COVID-19 and has been under Turkish airstrikes hinder Ezidi return to Sinjar The return of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from the Kurdistan Region to Sinjar Kirkuk; Kurdish teachers attempt to transfer paycheck from Kurdistan Regional Government to federal government Two group of teachers are separately attempting to transfer the paycheck of the Kurdish Sinjar and Makhmour bombed for three hours by Turkish aircraft For three hours, Turkish warplanes bombarded several locations in the districts of Sinjar and Alleged Islamic State members kill seven and injure five in a village in Khanaqin Gunmen killed seven persons and injured another five in a Kaka’i village in Khanqin, Kirkuk: nine health workers infected with COVID-19 Nine members of the medical teams in Kirkuk’s hospital and the other health offices Federal government purchases grain products of Kirkuk farmers Kirkuk local administration resumed purchasing farmers’ grains that are mixed with lentils. The decision IDPs leave Sinjar mount camp amid longstanding water shortage The shortage of drinkable water forces tens of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) to move Students complain about E-learning, claiming it is not beneficial The online learning system the universities have implemented in Iraq has been criticized and Groom killed by father's celebratory gunfire A father killed his son, Salh, after his engagement and injured two of his other children Fire burns Sinjar mount and approaches IDP camps A large part of the mount of Sinjar burned as fire has caught since 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 38 39
