Saudi Arabia announces 4 more COVID-19 deaths

Saudi Arabia announced four deaths from COVID-19 and 47 new infections on Thursday. (SPA)
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Updated 08 October 2021
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Saudi Arabia announces 4 more COVID-19 deaths

  • The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom has increased to 536,493
  • A total of 8,736 people have succumbed to the virus in the Kingdom so far

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia announced four deaths from COVID-19 and 47 new infections and 46 recoveries during the past 24 hours.

Of the new cases, 14 were recorded in Riyadh, six in Jeddah, three in Makkah, and two in Taif. Several other cities recorded one new case each.

The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom increased to 536,493 .

A total of 8,736 people have succumbed to the virus in the Kingdom so far.

Over 42.9 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine have been administered in the Kingdom to date.

The Interior Ministry said last week people wanting to board a plane or other modes of public transport in Saudi Arabia will have to have received two doses of an approved COVID-19 vaccine.

The rule comes into effect on Sunday and also extends to participating in any cultural, scientific, social or recreational events. People who have not been double jabbed will also not be able to participate in any economic, commercial, cultural, recreational, sports or tourism activities.

Entering any governmental or private establishment will also be prohibited for those who have not had two doses of a vaccine. 


KSrelief’s efforts alleviate suffering worldwide

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KSrelief’s efforts alleviate suffering worldwide

  • Among the Kingdom’s most notable humanitarian achievements is the Saudi Separation of Conjoined Twins Program, launched in 1990, which has gained regional and international recognition for its excellence

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia continues to consolidate its leading role in international humanitarian work, embodying the values of generosity and human solidarity through wide-ranging relief efforts across the globe. 
Since its inception, the Kingdom has provided more than $142 billion in humanitarian, development, and charitable assistance and implemented 8,457 projects in 173 countries worldwide.
 The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center was established in 2015, with the aim to boost transparency, impartiality, and professionalism. 
Its work extends beyond the provision of emergency assistance to include empowering affected communities and enhancing their capacity to recover from crises, reflecting the Kingdom’s enduring commitment to sustainable humanitarian impact. 

Among the Kingdom’s most notable humanitarian achievements is the Saudi Separation of Conjoined Twins Program, launched in 1990, which has gained regional and international recognition for its excellence.