What We Are Playing Today: BTS World

Updated 29 June 2019
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What We Are Playing Today: BTS World

The K-pop band, BTS, has a special bond with their fans.

Fans know the personalities of each member and BTS accommodate them. The band genuinely love their fans, which can be seen in the surprise gifts they send out.

Now BTS are giving fans another experience they will not forget — a game called “BTS World,” and it is all over the internet.

In the game you, a fan girl or fan boy, are on your way to a BTS concert, and due to an interesting turn of events find yourself in 2012, which is the year BTS was formed. You are tasked to find all seven members of BTS, bring them together and take the role of their manager.

The game connects you to BTS in a way that no one thought was possible; you receive texts from the boys and phone calls. 

You comfort them in their tough times, jump in to arguments, make peace and basically live a fan’s dream through your mobile screen.

If you are a fan, which almost everyone is at that point and for good reason, the song will warm your heart and put you in a good mood.


SEC strengthens infrastructure readiness for Aramco Stadium ahead of World Cup

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SEC strengthens infrastructure readiness for Aramco Stadium ahead of World Cup

  • Project contributes to enhancing stability, efficiency of site’s electrical supply

RIYADH: Saudi Electricity Company has announced the completion of a power transmission station for Aramco Stadium in Alkhobar, the Saudi Press Agency has reported.

The step provides a pivotal role in enabling energy infrastructure for major national projects and supporting the readiness of vital facilities to host international events.

The project was implemented by the National Grid Company, the operational arm of Saudi Arabia’s electricity transmission system, under the supervision of the Saudi Electricity Project Development Company and within an integrated framework that meets the highest standards of reliability and operational sustainability.

The project contributes to enhancing the stability and efficiency of the stadium’s electrical supply, ensuring its operational readiness during sporting events and peak times. This aligns with national efforts to improve readiness as the Kingdom progresses its preparations to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup.

Work has included the construction of a 115/13.8 kilovolt substation and its connection to the electrical grid via more than 2.4 km of underground cables.

The project has also incorporated advanced protection and operational systems, including Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, and communications technologies, to enhance supply reliability and ensure service continuity, in line with international best practices.

The company said that the project was completed within an 18-month timeframe in accordance with approved technical and regulatory requirements, with national engineering and technical teams participating in all phases from design to operational testing, underscoring the Kingdom’s expanding capabilities in power transmission.

According to the SPA, the project’s completion reflects Saudi Electricity Company’s commitment to developing the power transmission system, supporting the operation of sports and service facilities, and enhancing infrastructure readiness in the Eastern Province.

This aligns with the Kingdom’s long-term objectives and its vision to host world-class events to the highest standard.