In Saudi Arabia, mosques will be open for From today

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In Saudi Arabia, mosques will be open from today. The mosques, which were closed as part of the Covid 19, are opening after two and a half months. Prayer will be started in all mosques in the country except Makkah. Mosques must be in compliance with the conditions laid down by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs.

Churches will open in Makkah next month. But the public ban on haram mosque in Makkah will continue. Meanwhile, believers can enter the mosque in Medina with restrictions starting tomorrow. Mosques across the country that are closed as part of Covid's vigil will be open from tomorrow.

Disinfection work has already been completed in the mosques. It only takes 10 minutes between the bank and the bank. The prayers should be between two meters and a line spacing between the lines. Believers should visit the mosques by cleaning their homes.

The mosque must be opened 20 minutes before the Jumu'ah and closed after 20 minutes of prayer. In the terms of the ministry, it is stated that the Qutubah speech should not be extended for more than 15 minutes and 20 minutes before the first bank prayer.

RECORD INCREASE IN COVID DEATH IN SAUDI ARABIA

Kovid Casualties Rise In Saudi Arabia At Least 22 People Have Died In Saudi Alone YESTERDAY. With This, The Death Toll From Kovid Has Reached 480. 1870 New Cases Were Reported And 1618 New Positive Cases Were Confirmed. According To The Ministry Of Health, 22 People Have Died Of Cvd In The Country Today. Most Of Them Are Foreigners.

More Deaths Were Reported In The Western Provinces. With This, The Death Toll From Kovid Has Risen To 480. There Has Been No Significant Increase In The Number Of Covid Casualties In The Country. A Total Of 1618 Cases Were Reported. With This, The Number Of Covid Cases In The Country Has Increased To 83384. The Number Of Those Getting Sick Has Also Increased. Today, 1870 People Have Been Diagnosed With The Disease. With This The Number Of Patients Has Risen To 58883. At Present There Are Only 24021 Persons Undergoing Treatment. 

1000 RIYAL PENALTY FOR NOT WEARING MASK IN SAUDI ARABIA

The Ministry Of Home Affairs Has Modified The Instructions To Be Adhered To As Part Of The Kovid Preventive Measures In Saudi. The New Rules Are Applicable When Government And Private Companies Start Functioning Today. The New Directions Were Issued As Part Of Preventive Measures. People Who Come Out And Do Not Wear Masks On Their Face And Mouth Are Considered Fines. A Fine Of A 1000 Riyals. Individuals Themselves Will Have To Pay This Fine. If Caught Without Mask A Second Time The Fine Will Double.

Failure To Check Body Temperature When Entering Shopping Centers And Malls, And Ignoring Further Inspection Instructions If The Temperature Is Too High, Is Considered A Felony. Firms That Start Operating Tomorrow Must Also Follow The Instructions Set Forth In The Covid Prevention Initiative.

Suggestions Include Establishing A Body Temperature Check Before Entering The Establishment, A Sanitizer Available At Specific Locations, And Ensuring That Employees Are Wearing Masks And Gloves. The Ministry Warned That Violators Could Be Fined Up To 10,000 Riyal.

People Who Do Not Wear Masks Will Not Be Admitted To Airports

People Who Do Not Wear Masks Will Not Be Admitted To Airports

Ibrahim Alruza, A Spokesman For The General Authority Of Civil Aviation, Said That Travelers Who Do Not Wear Masks And Masks Will Not Be Allowed To Enter The Airports. Those Who Do Not Have E-tickets Will Not Be Allowed To Enter The Airports. No One Should Travel In The Current Situation Unless It Is Necessary.

The General Authority Of Civil Aviation Has Issued A Guidance Guide Covering Passengers, Flight Attendants And Airport Personnel To Be Cautious From Arriving At Airports To Termination, Preventive Measures To Be Carried Out At Airports, Aircraft And Other Infrastructure.

The Body Temperature Of The Passengers Is Checked At The Airports. Ibrahim Al-auza Said People With High Body Temperature And Other Suspected Coronary Artery Disease Symptoms Would Not Be Allowed To Board The Flight.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN SAUDI WILL RESUME ON SUNDAY

Public Transport In Saudi Will Resume On Sunday. Domestic Flight Services, Road And Rail Transport Are Being Resumed. The Move Is Part Of A Phased-in Curfew In The Country.

The Public Transport, Which Was Stopped As Part Of Covid's Vigil, Will Resume From Next Sunday. In The First Phase, Domestic Flights Will Resume On Sunday, Connecting The Country's 11 Airports.

In Addition To This, Connecting The Cities Of Saptco Buses Under The Saudi Public Transport Authority Will Run From Sunday To Cities Other Than Mecca. Taxis, Online Taxis And Rental Car Systems May Also Comply With The Terms And Conditions Stipulated By The Ministry.

Rail Transport In The Country Will Start Functioning From Sunday. The Step Is Part Of A Gradual Reduction In Curfew. The Airline Will Operate Flights From Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Medina, Al Qasim, Abaha, Tabuq, Jizan, Hail, Al Baha And Najran.

The Service Will Be Phased Out To The Entire Sector Within Two Weeks. Meanwhile, The Saudi Civil Aviation Authority Has Announced That The Ban On International Flights Will Continue. The Trip Will Be In Accordance With The Kovid Preventive Measures Put Forward By The Health Ministry.

SAUDI PUBLIC MARKETS ACTIVE; SAUDI MERCHANTS ARE GOOD HOPING THE MARKET

Saudi Merchants Are Hoping The Market Will Open. Most Of The Firms That Have Been Closed For Months Have Resumed Operations As Part Of Covid's Vigilance.

Employees From The Private Sector Came To Their Offices After They Had Finished Work From Home. Only A Few Areas, Including Barber Shops, Currently Have No Work Permit.

After A While, Saudi Is Back To Its Old Glory. As Concessions Were Granted In More Areas Of Curfew, Many Migrants Who Had Been Unemployed For Months Began To Struggle.

Masks Are The Most Sought After Market. The Market For Masks In A Variety Of Colors And Forms Has Reached The Street Vendors From Pharmacies. Generally Speaking, Traders Say That The Market Has Started To Pick Up In The Cities But It Has Not Raised Any Momentum. Most Of Them Are Coming Out For Recreational Use And Hospital Services.

It Is Generally Estimated That The Resumption Of International Flights May Also Boost Other Sectors. The Public Sector Will Be More Active With The Relaxation Of More Areas, Including Public Transit, Starting Sunday.

The Bans On The Visit Of Umrah And Medina Will Remain Current Situation

The Bans On The Visit Of Umrah And Medina Will Remain Same

Jeddah: The Saudi Hajj Umrah Department Has Announced That The Bans On Umrah Madinah Visit Will Continue. At The Same Time The Decisions Will Be Reviewed Based On The Method Of The Coronavirus Spread And The Recommendations Of The Special Committee.

The Visit Of Umrah And Madinah Was Stopped As Part Of A Series Of Initiatives Taken By Saudi Arabia To Prevent The Spread Of Coronavirus.

First, It Banned Access To International Pilgrims, Then Restricted Access To Gcc Countries, And Finally To All.

The Jumu'ah And Jama'at Prayers Are Being Carried Out Despite The Prohibition. Access Is Only For Haram Department Employees And Haram Maintenance Workers.

Officials Said The Curfew In Makkah Will Be Partially Offset By The Next Two Sundays, But The Situation In The Mosque Will Remain The Same.

Strict Conditions For Air Travelers In Saudi

Strict Conditions For Air Travelers In Saudi

Riyadh - General Authorities Of Civil Aviation President Abdulhadi Almansoori Have Said That The Strict Rules For Passengers Inside The Aircraft Will Be Applicable After The Domestic Flights Begin Next Sunday. Most Important Of All, Passengers Must Wear Masks Inside The Aircraft. Moves Within The Planes And Toilet Usage Will Be Reduced. About 95% Of Saudi Airlines Have High-efficiency Partnered Air (Hepa) Technology. The Technology Is Unique In That The Bacteria Are Absorbed During Flight, Abdulhadi Almansoori Said.

Domestic Services Will Be Phased Out On Sunday. Riyadh King Khalid International Airport, Jeddah King Abdul Aziz International Airport, Dammam King Fahad International Airport, Medina Prince Mohammed International Airport, Al Qasim Prince Naif International Airport, Abaha International Airport, Tabuq Prince Sultan International Airport, Jizanah International Airport, Jizan International Airport Eleven Airports, Including The Al-baha's King Saud Airport And The Najran Air Force Base, Will Resume Domestic Flights In The First Phase. Domestic Flights Will Resume At Aljouf And Arar Airports On Monday.