Worshipers perform Qiyaam prayer on 27th night of Ramadan at

Worshipers perform Qiyaam prayer on 27th night of Ramadan at Prophet's Mosque in Saudi Arabia


Virus impact doubles among elderly, says Saudi Health Ministry
Updated 26 May 2021
May 26, 2021 00:09
JEDDAH: Saudi health authorities on Tuesday urged the elderly and people with chronic diseases to take a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine jab to help reduce their increased risk of death on contracting the virus.
Those in the two groups who had not been vaccinated are often far more vulnerable to the ill-effects of COVID-19, Ministry of Health officials warned.
“Usually, immunization is the most important step to protect them and reduce the risk of infection.
“Because you are a priority and your health and safety is important to us, if you are of the age group of 60 years and above, you can now easily book your appointment to take the COVID-19 vaccine through the priority service for the elderly via the Sehhaty app,” the ministry said on its official Twitter account.

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