.provides a snapshot into COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy among Saudi adults. In an attempt to curb the spread of COVID-19 throughout Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Health (MOH) launched a mobile application called Sehaty on December 17 2020 to facilitate registration for COVID-19 vaccination. As of this writing, the number of people who had registered to take the vaccine through Sehaty, just over 1 million, was far below the number required to develop herd immunity. Since vaccine distribution in the country was rescheduled due to the manufacturer s delay, the current study was conducted to investigate the adult population s hesitancy towards the vaccine. The study used a prospective cross-sectional design. Data were collected between January 15 2021 and February 7 2021, just after the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic hit the country. A total of 862 Saudi adults completed the online self-administered questionnaire. Information was gathered on the participants perspectives toward
The chaos caused by unexploded bombs in Devon
It is believed more bombs remain undiscovered during the city after it was attacked by bombers during the Second World War
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The discovery of explosive devices hidden for decades is not unusual in Exeter, but thankfully it s very rare for a 1,000kg Nazi blitz bomb to be found.