Coronavirus: What does it mean to ease curfew in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Minister clarifies what an ease in curfew would mean for Saudi Arabia amid COVID-19 fears.
According to reports of Baaghi TV, talking about the curfew in Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia’s Health Minister Tawfiq al-Rubayeh, said that the partial relaxation of the curfew in the country does not mean that the threat of the epidemic of Coronavirus has been averted in the country. He said that foreigners and locals in the country should strictly follow the principles of social distance and follow the procedure laid down by the Ministry of Health.
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According to Arab media reports, in a statement, the Health Minister said that the curfew in the country has been relaxed for the convenience of the citizens, but the threat of COVID-19 remains. The coronavirus is present not only in the world but also in Saudi Arabia. Almost all cities in Saudi Arabia are affected. Saudi citizens and expatriates have to be very careful.
Meanwhile, the spokesman of the Saudi Ministry of Health, Dr. Muhammad Al-Abd Al-Ali, has also confirmed five new deaths from coronavirus, after which the number of deaths so far has risen to 144 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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It should be noted that the curfew was partially lifted all over Saudi Arabia except Mecca after King Salman had issued an order to create facilities for the people. According to reports, Saudi King Salman partially lifted the curfew from all over the country. A 24-hour curfew will be maintained in Mecca and nearby areas.
According to Al Jazeera, the Saudi News Agency said that the curfew in Saudi Arabia will be lifted from 9 am to 5 pm, while wholesale and retail stores will be allowed to open from 6 Ramadan to 20 Ramadan (April 29 to May 13).
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