Monday, January 24, 2022
Saudi Arabia recovers 606,130 corona cases of 657,192 with 8,922 deaths
Saudi Arabia reports 4,838 new corona infections, 6,296 recoveries and 2 deaths, after conducting 165,134 corona tests by Ministry of Health in the last 24 hours and on 24th January 2022.
After this, the total number of corona cases in the Kingdom increases to 657,192 of them 606,130 recovered with 8,922 deaths. So far the Ministry of Health has performed 36,791,838 covid-19 tests since the beginning of the pandemic.
- Active corona cases in the Kingdom further falls to 4,140 of them 705 are critical, shifting 50 cases to intensive cares since Yesterday. Riyadh tops in the list of active corona infections with 11,802, Jeddah with 5,593, Makkah with 2,934, Madina with 1,571, Dammam with 1,409, Hofouf with 1,151. Trending : Implementation of update precautionary measures from 1st February at workplaces in Saudi Arabia
- The Ministry of Health has administered more than 55.57 million (55,574,461) doses of corona vaccine all over the Kingdom and its regions through 587 vaccination centers.
- The Ministry of Health reports, over 6.5 million doses were received by the people as booster doses and the elderly people received over 1.93 million (1,930,902) doses.
- The health ministry's official statistics shows, more than 23.57 million (23,578,731) are second doses received by the people, while over 25.40 million (25,406,658) doses are the first doses. b Position of vaccinate people on contracted with corona virus
- Yesterday, the health spokesman, Dr. Muhammad Al-Abdali, said that the epidemiological curve of the new Corona virus in the Kingdom is fluctuating. He is very promising after this stage of cases.
- The Ministry of Health clarified that there is no harm in expanding the vaccines in the 3 doses, first, second and booster dose. Like and Follow Saudi Expatriates on Facebook
- it is possible to receive a dose of different vaccines of the Corona virus, according to international scientific studies that showed the possibility of giving doses of different vaccines safely and effectively in response to the virus, with the achievement of the effectiveness that the vaccine aims for.
