Bahrain
Bahrain (bɑːˈreɪn)
Bahrain, officially known as the Kingdom of Bahrain, is an island country located in the Persian Gulf. The term "Bahrain" is derived from the Arabic term "al-Bahrayn", which means "the two seas".
Etymology
The term "Bahrain" is derived from the Arabic term "al-Bahrayn", which means "the two seas". The name is thought to refer to the geographic position of Bahrain between the east and west coasts of the Arabian Peninsula.
Geography
Bahrain is an archipelago made up of Bahrain Island and thirty smaller islands. It is located in the Persian Gulf and is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the west and Qatar to the southeast.
History
Bahrain has a rich history, with archaeological evidence showing settlements dating back to the Dilmun civilization. In the modern era, it was a British protectorate from 1861 until achieving independence in 1971.
Health Care in Bahrain
Bahrain has a comprehensive health care system, offering free health care services to all Bahraini citizens and subsidized care for non-citizens. The Ministry of Health oversees the health care system, including hospitals and public clinics.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Bahrain
- Wikipedia's article - Bahrain
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