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Coronavirus: Saudi Arabia receives two shipments of Covid-19 vaccines
Dubai - The vaccine would be free to all in the country.
Saudi Arabia received two shipments of Covid-19 vaccines on Wednesday and will begin distributing the shots in the next three days, the health minister and state TV said on Wednesday.
Tawfiq Al Rabiah asked citizens and residents to register to receive the vaccine and reiterated that the vaccine would be free to all in the country.
He did not specify how many shots had been received nor which vaccine it was. Last week, Saudi health authorities registered the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine for import and use in the country.
Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV reported later on Wednesday that the vaccine the kingdom has received is the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine.
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