Coronavirus: Saudi Arabia reports new 4-month low in COVID-19 daily cases
Saudi Arabia on Sunday reported 1,109 new coronavirus cases, a further decrease from yesterday, marking a new four-month low in daily recorded cases.
Yesterday, Saudi Arabia reported its four-month low of new daily cases, with 1,184 new cases, but today's case count is lower yet.
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New cases outpaced by recoveries, of which 1,702 were recorded, the Kingdom's Ministry of Health reported. Thirty new coronavirus-related deaths were recorded.
The country has reported 307,479 cases to date, 280,143 recoveries and 3,649 deaths, according to government figures.
Officials yesterday announced that all public sector employees will return to work August 30.
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