Saudi Arabia recorded 3,717 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the total number recorded so far to 112,288.

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As part of the repatriation operation amid the coronavirus pandemic, more than 47,500 Saudi citizens on board 250 flights from 51 international destinations were brought back to the Kingdom, the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ahmed Al-Tuwayy...

Active cases continue to rise in Saudi Arabia, Now its 31,449 from total 108,571

Over the past few days, Jeddah coast had witnessed crowding that called for the closure of all parking lots on the seafront, intensified security patrols to reduce gatherings, and implementation of mandatory social distancing regulations to prevent the sp...

The Saudi government is putting in all efforts to fight human trafficking.

COVID-19 Drive-Thru test booking via Sehhaty mass testing program is now open. The program will help people in Saudi Arabia to book the test. More details below.

Health Insurance continue to be Covered, If Employers failed to pay on time The Cooperative Health Insurance Council launched the initiative to support and empower the beneficiaries of the insured by allowing the coverage of the private health insurance p...

The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance has closed 71 mosques in various regions of the Kingdom after recording cases of coronavirus infections inside the mosques.

3,045 cases of corona infections reported in Saudi Arabia during the last 24 hours, the overall tally in the country crossed the 100,000-mark on Sunday.

The Jeddah Health Affairs Department has begun on Sunday the experimental operation of a putting up a field hospital for coronavirus patients.

The health ministry said that 1,175 more people have recovered from the virus

Ministry reports its highest daily toll with 3,121 new cases

The Eastern Province registered last Monday the death of one of its health cadres, also marking the first expatriate doctor to have died in the region.

The Emir of Madinah Region Prince Faisal Bin Salman launched the works of the mobile laboratory set up by the Ministry of Health. At full capacity, the laboratory can analyze 10,000 samples daily. The results take 12 hours to appear at present.