Singer urges people of Kuwait to stay home

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Bushehri advised by doctors to extend ‘quarantine’ by 14 days

KUWAIT CITY, March 16: Young artiste Abdullah Bushehri said he has been advised by doctors to extend his ‘quarantine’ for another 14 days, although the test result shows negative, reports Al-Seyassah daily. He stressed he is not opposed to the decision, knowing that it is the third time his ‘quarantine’ period has been extended. Bushehri said, in a video posted on his account “Snapchat”, that the tests showed that 13 people were infected with coronavirus, and they represent more than 50 percent of the people in the hotel, and that a decision was issued to keep them for 14 more days.

It is noteworthy to mention that Ministry of Health does not know who among the 13 people is infected with the virus and that most of them mix with each other but he has remained put in his room and does not meet anyone.

Meanwhile, artiste Musaed Al-Balushi recently announced joining the Rotana caravan – of one of the largest production companies in the Arab world – to present his musical production, reports Al-Jarida daily.

Al-Balushi who has a sweet voice and an artistic personality that is unlike anyone else, said he is keen to present everything that keeps pace with the ‘new’ in the world of music to reach a wider audience. He considers his joining Rotana an important step in his singing career. “There is no doubt that joining a company with the size and history of Rotana an important step in my artistic career, and I look forward to leaving a footprint with this company, and providing works that satisfy the audience, which is the goal of every artiste who is looking to leave a mark in the art scene.” Al-Balushi values his cooperation with “Rotana”, adding: “I thank everyone who has been keen to support and congratulate me, and I hope to offer what satisfies you.”

In the meantime, Kuwaiti singer Nawwal Al-Kuwaitiya expressed her fear of the coronavirus outbreak in many countries, including Kuwait, and infecting many of the Kuwaiti citizens, reports Al-Shahed daily. On her social media account, she advised her followers not to leave their homes and avoid roaming around in order to help Kuwait get rid of this virus.

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