COVID-19: Saudi Arabia reports 1,114 new cases, 31 deaths
Saudi Arabia has confirmed 1,114 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours, raising the total to 309,768 on Tuesday, the health ministry announced.
The fatality toll has risen to 3,722 after 31 more virus-related deaths were reported over the past 24 hours, signalling a drop in daily reported fatalities, the Ministry of Health said during its press conference held today.
The ministry also revealed that a further 1,044 COVID-19 infected patients have fully recovered, pushing the total number of recovered cases to 283,932. The recovery rate has risen to 91 per cent.
According to the ministry, the active cases have significantly declined to 22,114, including 1,639 which are critical. The kingdom has so far conducted 4,792,192 PCR tests since the outbreak of the deadly contagion.
Mecca today reported the highest number of newly detected cases in the kingdom with 74 new infections, followed by Jazan with 56 cases and Jeddah with 54.
