Sanabis residents continued on Wednesday (April 20, 2022) their daily sit-in on the public street to demand the release of political prisoners.

Dozens of Sanabis residents took to the streets on Friday evening to demand the release of political prisoners.

Security authorities affiliated with the Interior Ministry carried out a vast security campaign, raided dozens of houses and arrested at least 14 citizens in Sanabis, according to Al-Wefaq Society.

Bahrain's Prime Minister Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, 85, toured on Monday (March 25, 2019) the village of Sanabis and the Marouzan area. He also toured some neighborhoods of the capital Manama on Tuesday.

The Bahraini security authorities arrested 5 citizens from Karzakan, Sanabis and Samaheej, within 24 hours.

Bahraini security authorities continued their large-scale operation launched on Sanabis and arrested two citizens, according to activists.

Bahraini businessman Nader Allawi, said that the Bahraini police arrested him with another businessman, Kareem Fleij, for charges of illegal assembly outside the headquarters of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the area of Sanabis.

A "terrorist blast" slightly injured a woman near the Bahraini capital on Thursday, the Interior Ministry said on its Twitter account, in the latest in a series of explosions in the small Western-allied kingdom.

The Bahraini Ministry of Interior said that a blast occurred in the town of Sanabis, west of the capital Manama, and caused the injury of a Bahraini woman.