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ABU DHABI: The emirate’s unified service delivery system, TAM (TAMM), has started making more services available through the portal. The services of the Abu Dhabi Ministry of Human Resource Indigenization have been made available through them.

With this, 10 services including new work permit, entry permit for domestic workers, residency permit for domestic workers, renewal of residency permit for domestic workers, cancellation of residency permit for domestic workers, sponsorship file for domestic workers and employment contract for domestic workers are available through the portal. The aim of the project is to provide

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The Lokwelt Freilassing, which opened in 2006, is a first-class museum in the Berchtesgaden region with its outstanding locomotives. The authentic location directly on the railway line underlines the flair that the former depot has breathed into the current museum. Our exhibits include high-quality locomotives from the Deutsches Museum – Verkehrszentrum, including locomotives from the E 16, E 44 or E 03 series or a Bavarian express train steam locomotive from 1874. Numerous objects from signaling technology are also presented in the “World of Railways”. and the track construction.
In the “Little Locomotive World”, which was specially set up for children between the ages of 6 and 12, everything revolves around making the working world of the railway understandable by touching, hearing and experiencing. When the weather is nice, ICE Bobby Cars invite you to take a trip outdoors. A special experience is the LGB – Westernbahn, whose trains drive through a breathtaking landscape.

SN Card advantage:
When you present your SN card, you only pay 4 euros (instead of 6 euros) for admission. Also valid for an accompanying person.

Contact:
Lokwelt Freilassing
Westendstr. 5
83395 Freilassing
Deutschland
Tel.: +49 8654 / 3099 320
www.lokwelt.freilassing.de

Siegen – The two girls who are said to have killed a twelve-year-old near Freudenberg on the border of the German states of North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate no longer live with their parents for the time being. The 12- and 13-year-olds were “housed outside of the home environment,” said the Siegen-Wittgenstein district responsible. “This is also linked to the fact that the children do not attend their previous schools.”

The excitement was great among the asparagus farmers in the Eferding basin. Finally, the episode “Deadly Harvest” of the crime series Soko Linz (ORF 1), which was broadcast on Tuesday evening, dealt with a murder at an asparagus farmer. After it became known during the shooting that the episode would also show the precarious living conditions of seasonal workers, even the professional representation of the vegetable farmers became active.