Bahrain press review

Manama, May 3 (BNA): Bahrain dailies issued today focused in their principal headlines on the main local, Arab and international events which happened over the past 24 hours. The following is a round-up of the main headlines: -- Bahrain leadership condoles Kuwaiti leaders. -- Marking the World Press Freedom Day.. HM the King lauds free and responsible press. -- Foreign Minister: Saud Al-Faisal was Bahrain’s Foreign Minister in 2011, touring the world to reveal the real image of the situation in Bahrain. -- Information Minister commends royal directives.. HM the King is the first supporter of press and media freedom. -- Labour Minister: Celebrating the Labour Day is the dividend of the reform project. -- Marking the World Press Freedom Day.. BJA reiterates support to freedom of press and opinion. -- Nasser bin Hamad to take part in the RCO affiliates’ charity auction today. -- Saudi monarch and Egyptian President discuss regional and international developments.. Tens of Houthis killed in alliance’s raids and ambushes by the popular resistance. -- Violent acts in the USA on the sidelines of anti-racism demonstrations. -- Forty suffocation cases after an attack by the Syrian forces with chlorine gas in north Syria. -- French President to visit Doha tomorrow and attend the consultative GCC summit in Riyadh. -- The USA boosts deployment in Hormuz Strait against Iran. -- Nepal rules out finding more earthquake survived victims and fears spread of epidemics. -- Iraqi official: The American weapons will arrive soon in Anbar to fight Daesh. -- Caricature drawing gallery in Germany includes and offensive picture of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH).