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Saudi royal guard workers to receive COVID-19 vaccine as cases continue to rise

Saudi royal guard workers to receive COVID-19 vaccine as cases continue to rise

  • The Kingdom confirms 4 coronavirus deaths and 335 new cases
  • The highest number of cases were recorded in Riyadh with 163
By Arab News ·

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