Saudi airline clarified that the result of the PCR test of the passengers must have in print

1-Saudi airline clarified that the result of the PCR test of the passengers must have in print

 airlines revealed that the result of the new Coronavirus test should be printed on paper and should be with the passenger.

 This came in response to a query from one of the beneficiaries, who asked, "Is the result of the test enough by texting on Covid 19's mobile?"  Is it not necessary to take the paper from the place of examination?

 The official account of the Saudi airline responded via Twitter, saying, "According to the statement of the relevant department, it must be printed on paper and accompanied by the passenger and under his responsibility upon arrival at the destination.  "After fulfilling all the requirements, the relevant authorities."

2-Saudi Airlines ticket refund, details

 Earlier, Saudi Arabian Airlines, while refunding the ticket money, clarified that the process of refunding canceled tickets will take between 3 to 21 days in case of credit card payment, in case of payment by cash.  The term is 45 business days. 

3-Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health: Vaccination is not a condition for permission to travel abroad

Strong reaction after King's vaccination

RIYADH - Getting a coronavirus vaccine is not a condition for traveling abroad, Health Ministry spokesman Dr Muhammad Abdul Ali said.

  In response to a question from Al-Akhbariya Channel, he stressed that there is no action yet to be taken on vaccination and permission to travel abroad.  "Studies on this issue are ongoing but so far the ministry has not explored such requirements."

  Regarding the new health measures to prevent the spread of Coronavirus with the decision to lift the travel ban on March 31 (Shaban 18), the spokesperson clarified that all these methods should be followed during the trip, including precautions and precautionary protocols.  There must be the action that will be taken.  Apply to everyone

  Al-Abdeel Ali also spoke of the overwhelming response to the vaccination, citing the positive and significant effects of the vaccine being administered by Salman, the king's guardian of the two holy mosques.

  "The plans of the Ministry of Health are based on expansion which can accommodate the growing number of people wanting to be vaccinated," he said, noting that the number of people registered in the Sahati application has crossed one million.  Has exceeded

  The spokesman revealed that immunization centers would soon be opened in Makkah and Madinah, while those in other parts of the country would be opened in the coming days and weeks.