The Saudi government has instructed the citizens to strictly follow the precautionary measures to prevent the corona virus, if the SOPs are not followed, the cases will increase.
Saudi Health Minister Dr. Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah has said in a statement that Saudi Arabia is taking advantage of the restriction of measures set to prevent the spread of the corona virus during the past period.
According to the Saudi media, the Health Minister said regarding the latest situation of the new corona virus, that the second wave of the corona virus has come in many countries of the world these days, and the affected countries continue to suffer the consequences of negligence in the implementation of protective measures. are
Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah warned that if Saudi Arabia is careless in the observance of preventive measures to protect against the epidemic, then the cases of corona virus will increase here in the coming weeks.
According to Subak website, the Minister of Health said that Saudi Arabia is monitoring the ongoing struggle and research to obtain a Corona vaccine around the world. Saudi Arabia will provide the corona vaccine as soon as it is ready.
Advisor to the Ministry of Health and Assistant Professor at King Saud University for Health Science Dr. Nasir Tawfiq warned that the second wave of Corona will be more dangerous and severe than the first wave, the difference between influenza and the new corona virus will be possible only through tests.
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**Interview with Dr. Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah, Saudi Health Minister**
**Editor**: Thank you for joining us, Minister al-Rabiyyah. With the recent emphasis on precautionary measures against the coronavirus, can you elaborate on the government’s stance and the consequences of non-compliance?
**Dr. Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah**: Thank you for having me. The Saudi government is taking this situation very seriously. We have issued clear instructions for our citizens to adhere to the protective measures we’ve outlined. Failure to do so not only risks individual health but can also lead to a significant increase in cases nationwide.
**Editor**: You mentioned that the second wave of the virus could be even more dangerous. What makes you believe this will be the case?
**Dr. Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah**: Our observations from around the globe have shown that countries which have relaxed their measures too soon are now facing severe consequences. The new variant patterns and an overall increase in infections could indicate that we haven’t seen the last of this virus. Negligence can lead us to repeat the mistakes of others.
**Editor**: How is Saudi Arabia preparing to ensure the vaccine will be made available to its citizens?
**Dr. Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah**: We are actively monitoring global research and trials for the coronavirus vaccine. Our commitment is to provide it as soon as it becomes available and approved. We’re working on logistics to ensure a smooth rollout.
**Editor**: Lastly, Minister, given the government’s strict measures and advisories, how do you think citizens should engage with each other about these protocols? Do you believe there’s a divide in public opinion regarding the necessity of these precautions?
**Dr. Tawfiq al-Rabiyyah**: That’s a vital point. I encourage open discussions in communities regarding the importance of these measures. While some may feel overwhelmed by these regulations, it is crucial to recognize that they are in place to protect public health. I expect debate will arise about our approaches, but ultimately, safeguarding lives must come first.
**Editor**: Thank you, Minister al-Rabiyyah, for your insights. We hope our readers consider these important issues. To our audience, with stricter measures in place, do you believe the government is doing enough to communicate the seriousness of these precautions, or do you think more needs to be done to engage and educate the public?
