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SAUDI:Fewer infections are now being recorded in SAUDI, the recovery rate is also 98%, a total of 537,605 infected have been cured.

Very few infections are now being recorded Very few infections are now being recorded in SAUDI. It is not mandatory to wear a mask in open space. There is no need to follow social distance. But still it is necessary...

SAUDI: Less than 50 infections after four days, 32 infected have been cured

Fewer than 50 infections have been recorded According to information received from the Saudi Ministry of Health, less than 50 infections have been registered in Saudi after four consecutive days. 41 people have been infected with the virus. 32 infected...

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