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Coronavirus: Saudi Arabia lifts all Covid-19 precautionary measures
Masks will still be required in the Grand Mosque and Prophet's Mosque
Saudi Arabia announced on Monday that it has lifted all precautionary and preventive measures related to Covid-19.
Citing the interior ministry, the Kingdom's state news agency noted that masks would no longer be mandatory in closed spaces. However, masks will still be required in the Grand Mosque and Prophet's Mosque.
Health facilities, public events, airplanes and public transportation that wish to uphold the preventative measures can require people to wear masks, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
However, proof of vaccination is no longer required to enter establishments, events, activities, airplanes and public transportation.
Citizens who wish to leave Saudi Arabia will be required to take a third booster dose after eight months, instead of three months. However, the new regulation does not apply to people under specific age groups or those who have been exempt from being vaccinated by the Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia.
The SPA said that the ministry continues to encourage people to take the third booster shot to protect themselves from the virus.
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