Since 1975
  • facebook
  • twitter
  • instagram
  • youtube
  • Line
JP
  • facebook
  • twitter

Saudi Arabia announces 31 more deaths from COVID-19

Saudi Arabia announced 31 more deaths from the coronavirus and 576 new cases of the disease on Friday. (File/SPA)
Saudi Arabia announced 31 more deaths from the coronavirus and 576 new cases of the disease on Friday. (File/SPA)
Short Url:
19 Sep 2020 01:09:04 GMT9
19 Sep 2020 01:09:04 GMT9
  • The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom has increased to 308,352

Arab News

LONDON: Saudi Arabia announced 31 more deaths from the coronavirus and 576 new cases of the disease on Friday.

Of the new cases, 58 were recorded in Makkah, 52 in Jeddah, 37 in Dammam, 35 in Riyadh and 33 in Madinah.

The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom increased to 308,352 after 1,145 more patients recovered from the virus.

A total of 4,430 people have succumbed to the virus in the Kingdom so far.

topics
Related
No public aid for COVID-19 medical services in Japan from April
World not prepared for another pandemic: Moderna chairman
Most Popular
A powerful earthquake shook Nagano, but with no tsunami
UAE Youth Ambassadors at Expo 2025 enhance UAE’s global image
JIMOTO holds unique Japanese cultural experience in Dubai
Zelensky may attend Osaka-Kansai Expo in August
Japanese entertainment eyes Middle East boom at Tokyo seminar
Recommended
This is what one family in Gaza returned home to after 15 months of war
Japan’s Osaka bans street smoking ahead of Expo 2025
Japanese anime tourism continues to be big hit for Arab travelers
Major success for the 1st edition of Animenia Festival
As Gaza hostage crisis drags on for Israel, here’s what we know
AI tools to detect dementia under development in Japan
Saudi oil supplies nearly 40% of Japan’s needs in April
Stolen pure gold tea bowl found at Tokyo antique shop
Japan wants Iran to calm Middle East tension
Lebanese newspaper introduces ‘AI President’ in effort to break political deadlock

return to top

Default Language / 言語

×
日本語 English
<