In Saudi Arabia, the first dose of Kovid wax was given to all children between the ages of five and 11 years. The ministry also urged pregnant women to take booster doses as there is a risk of serious side effects. More than 52 lakh people in the country have so far received the booster dose.
The Saudi Ministry of Health has announced that the country is ready to give the first dose of Kovid vaccine to all children between the ages of five and 11. For this, parents have to make an appointment through their Swihathi and Tawakkalna apps. On December 21, the Ministry of Health announced that the Kovid vaccine would be given to children of this age and at high risk. The second phase of vaccination for them started yesterday. After that, the ministry announced that it would now start vaccinating all children of this age. The ministry also advised pregnant women to take booster doses immediately as there is a risk of serious side effects due to Kovid infection. The ministry said that studies have shown that booster doses are safe for pregnant women and that it may protect pregnant women and their unborn babies from complications of Kovid.
In Saudi Arabia, the first dose of Covid Vaccine was given to all children between the ages of five and 11 years.
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