Epidemiological indicators show declining trend during second wave
The Kingdom’s epidemiological indicators show a declining trend, during the second wave of the COVID-19, after witnessing stability in the number of registered virus cases by 300, Assistant Secretary General of Primary Health Care Administration Ghazi Sharkas said on Friday.
The positivity rate was also declined, Sharkas told Petra, noting that the death rate still on a rise.
He called for abiding by all safety measures including social distancing and avoiding gatherings, calling on exercising caution in this regard.
The Kingdom’s epidemiological indicators show a declining trend, during the second wave of the COVID-19, after witnessing stability in the number of registered virus cases by 300, Assistant Secretary General of Primary Health Care Administration Ghazi Sharkas said on Friday.
The positivity rate was also declined, Sharkas told Petra, noting that the death rate still on a rise.
He called for abiding by all safety measures including social distancing and avoiding gatherings, calling on exercising caution in this regard.
The Kingdom’s epidemiological indicators show a declining trend, during the second wave of the COVID-19, after witnessing stability in the number of registered virus cases by 300, Assistant Secretary General of Primary Health Care Administration Ghazi Sharkas said on Friday.
The positivity rate was also declined, Sharkas told Petra, noting that the death rate still on a rise.
He called for abiding by all safety measures including social distancing and avoiding gatherings, calling on exercising caution in this regard.
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Epidemiological indicators show declining trend during second wave
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