Saudi Arabia is Safe from Delta Variant of Covid 19

Dr. Nasir Tawfiq, an assistant professor at King Saud University, says Saudi Arabia is still safe from the Delta variant.

As a precautionary measure to prevent the virus from spreading in KSA, the Ministry has banned travel from 4 countries. Talking to Al-Akhbariya, he said that the statement of WHO had raised concerns that the vaccine is not affecting the Delta.

“In the current situation, we have to take all possible security measures,” he said. We must take every possible precaution to get through the transition period safely.

All Vaccines are effective against all Covid 19 Varaints

A spokesman for the Saudi Ministry of Health, Dr. Mohammed al-Abd al-Ali, said: “The Delta variant of the coronavirus is spreading faster than the normal virus.”

According to newspaper 24, the spokesman of the Ministry of Health said, “The symptoms of the Delta variant of the COVID-19 are the same as those of the common variant of COVID-19. There is no difference between the two.”

Medical research in various countries has shown that “The spread of the modified delta variant is faster, but approved vaccines are effective in controlling all mutated viruses.”

Immune System reaches its peak after 2nd Dose

“The fact of the matter is that the immune system begins to build up two weeks after the first dose,” he said. As for the second dose, it strengthens the immune system formed by the first dose.

“Two weeks after the second dose, the immune system reaches its peak. After ten days, the quality of the immune system improves.

Vaccine Stats as of 18 July 2021

In addition, the Ministry of Health said that according to the latest statistics, the Ministry of Health gave 22,275,000 doses of the Corona vaccine to locals and expatriates.

The Ministry of Health says that they had given the first dose of the Corona vaccine to 16.64 million, while in the second phase, they gave the vaccine to 1.73 million. However, Ministry gave 1.36 million doses to Adults.

In the last 24 hours, The Ministry of Interior had given more than 200,000 rations to locals and expatriates.