Saudi sees decline in daily coronavirus cases
Saudi has witnessed a steady decline in the number of coronavirus virus cases recorded in the country, with just over 1,000 recorded on Saturday.
A total of 1,184 new cases were revealed by the Health Ministry, increasing the total to 306,370 cases.
No Saudi city has recorded more than 100 cases a day — a sign that the infection’s spread rate is also decreasing.
Makkah recorded 91 new cases on Saturday, followed by Samtah with 73 and Riyadh with 53.
There are currently 24,310 active cases, 1,652 of whom are in critical care units.
The kingdom also recorded 39 new deaths related to the coronavirus on the same day, raising the number to 3,619.
The country's average death rate due to complications from the coronavirus has been between 20 and 40 daily.
No Saudi city has recorded more than 100 cases a day — a sign that the infection’s spread rate is also decreasing.
Makkah recorded 91 new cases on Saturday, followed by Samtah with 73 and Riyadh with 53.
There are currently 24,310 active cases, 1,652 of whom are in critical care units.
The kingdom also recorded 39 new deaths related to the coronavirus on the same day, raising the number to 3,619.
The country's average death rate due to complications from the coronavirus has been between 20 and 40 daily.
