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The date of disbursement of the royal bounty. In the following paragraphs, we will discuss in detail the dates of disbursement of this aid, how to apply for the royal bounty, and when will the social security bounty be disbursed for the month of Ramadan 1444? When is the Royal Honors expected to be issued? Although the blessing is not a large amount, it is of great importance to families with limited incomes and those with difficult health and social conditions, as it helps them alleviate some of the financial burdens they face.

The date of disbursing the royal bounty for the month of Ramadan 1444

• Government officials have indicated that the disbursement of this bounty coincides with the Kingdom’s efforts to support various sectors of the people and provide support to vulnerable groups, as part of a government commitment to ensuring the stability and well-being of all citizens.
• This text relates to a special program for the month of Ramadan, which is financial assistance provided to individuals with limited incomes who are unable to afford the expenses of their lives. The value of this assistance is regarding 3,000 Saudi riyals, and it is distributed to more than four people.
• The main beneficiary’s family gets regarding 1,000 Saudi riyals, while the rest of the family shares the remaining 500 riyals.

King Salman bin Abdulaziz published an announcement on his personal account on Twitter and Facebook, confirming that the royal bounty will be paid to all individuals with limited incomes within a short period to come.

This announcement came in response to messages he received from citizens requesting a date for disbursing the royal bounty following the middle of the holy month of Ramadan.

All the citizens who were granted this support began to wonder regarding its source, as this support is one of the means of relief provided by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to alleviate the suffering on the social and living level of individuals.

Recipients of the monetary value of the royal gift

• The main condition remains that they are Saudi nationals.

The link for obtaining the honor of King Ramadan for the year 1444/2023

• After that, the account is logged in and the verification code is entered correctly, and then the royal grant is chosen.

• Go to the main menu, then choose the option to exchange gifts and enter all the required information.

• You must follow the instructions and click on the word “inquire”, and at the end the amount that will be disbursed will be displayed in detail through the royal bounty.

At the border post in Finland, two Russians were detained who were trying to enter the Leningrad region. It turned out that they entered the Schengen zone five years ago and lived illegally in Spain.

Citizens of the Russian Federation tried to leave Suomi through the Vaalimaa-Torfyanovka checkpoint, reports April 19 press office Finnish border guard. They did not have any visas or border control stamps – the violators themselves said that they entered the Schengen zone in 2017 and illegally settled in Spain.

The Border Guard offered the Migration Service to expel illegal immigrants and prohibit them from entering the country. It is noted that violators are regularly caught at the Vaalimaa checkpoint, who are usually identified during checks when leaving the country. But, as a rule, the period of their unauthorized stay ranges from several days to several years, and more than five is an exceptional case.

The substantive cooperation between the two opposing coalition partners, the ÖVP and the Greens, is becoming increasingly difficult. Almost every week, the two parties align rudeness. After Justice Minister Alma Zadić (Greens) sharply criticized the ÖVP over the weekend in terms of judicial reform projects, Gebi Mair, state spokesman for the Tyrolean Greens, finally followed suit on Wednesday and called on the People’s Party to correct its course. This must find its way back to a “climate and people-friendly course”, otherwise the federal coalition would “face difficult times”.

Buried in the heart of Paris, these dead had not been seen since antiquity: a necropolis dating from the Gallo-Roman era, with numerous burials and offerings, was unearthed during works, a discovery that will help to better understand the life of the “Parisii”.

About fifty skeletons had been buried there since the 2nd century, on the left bank of the French capital, a few meters from the entrance to the Port-Royal station of the RER B, a rail transport line.

The pit had escaped multiple road works, including the construction of the RER B in the 1970s. Until the creation of a new exit for users and the prescription of a preventive archaeological excavation.

“There was a strong suspicion because we are very close to the southern necropolis of Lutèce”, the name of Paris in the Gallo-Roman era, explained Camille Colonna, head of archaeological research and anthropologist at the National Institute of preventive archaeological research (INRAP), during a press visit to the site.

This so-called Saint-Jacques necropolis, the largest of the Gallo-Roman city, was known because it had been partially excavated in the 19th century. But too quickly, the methods of the time were only interested in precious objects, abandoning the skeletons and all the other data making it possible to understand the context.

Everything has since been covered up, and that information is lost. An islet of the necropolis that has never been excavated has fortunately been preserved. “No one had seen it since antiquity,” enthuses Dominique Garcia, president of INRAP.

“We were very happy: during the survey we found a first skeleton with a coin in its mouth, which allowed us to date the burial to the 2nd century AD,” says Camille Colonna.

Excavations start in March. About fifty graves are unearthed, all for burial – and not for incineration as was also practiced.

“Passer from Hell”

The deceased were placed in wooden coffins, themselves poorly preserved but which archaeologists were able to restore thanks to the nails still present. There lie men, women and children, lying on their backs. It is most likely Parisii, the Gallic people settled in Lutèce, under Roman domination, according to Dominique Garcia.

Slightly more than half of the burials are accompanied by deposits: ceramic containers (jugs, goblets, vases…) or glass. More rarely, a coin was placed in the coffin, or in the mouth of the deceased, “a common practice in antiquity which probably constitutes the obol of the ferryman of the underworld, Charon”, specifies the INRAP.

“Recurrently, we find shoes subsisting by the presence of small nails forming the sole. They are either at the feet of the deceased, or placed next to him, like an offering”, describes Camille Colonna.

Clothing-related objects (jewellery, hairpins, belts) were also found. And a single pit containing the skeleton of a whole pig, those of another small animal, with two ceramic containers: probably an “offering pit”.

By the next closure of the excavation site, all these clues will be taken – without exception this time – and sent to the laboratory.

“This will allow us to understand the life of the Parisii through their funeral rites, as well as the health status of people through the study of their DNA”, according to the anthropologist.

These excavations open “a real window on the funerary world of Paris in Antiquity”, while the ancient history of the capital “is generally poorly known”, underlines Dominique Garcia. “What we find in the tombs, we also find it in the habitat, and that will teach us more regarding the places of supply of the Parisians of the time”, he rejoices.