It should be noted that the question was circulating in the circles of Saudi citizens and expatriates whether the new corona virus is likely to spread more rapidly during Ramadan.
According to newspaper 24, the spokesman of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Muhammad Al-Abd Al-Aali, while answering this question, said that there are no medical assessments or statistics in this regard.
Dr. Muhammad Al-Abd Al-Ali assured that the fears and chances of the spread of Corona virus before Ramadan will be the same in Ramadan - this is a matter of principle.
The spokesman also asked locals and expatriates to set proper schedules for taking and adhering to medicines during Ramadan.
Store plenty of medicines in appropriate places in the home - do your work with satisfaction and those who are sick must consult their doctor before fasting.
In the last 24 hours, a further 1,172 cases of corona have been confirmed in Saudi Arabia, while the death toll has risen to 127 with six deaths.
With the increase in the number of patients, the number of confirmed cases of 'Code 19' has reached 15,102 so far.