Restaurants and coffee shops in Saudi Arabia have reopened their dine-in sections to customers after more than two months of closure as a part of the lockdown imposed by the government to limit the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

They include the penalty for intentionally violating the precautionary and preventative measures (protocols) announced on Shawwal 6, 1441H, which is a fine of SR1,000.

Hundreds of social media users took to several platforms to share videos and images of Saudi citizens and residents praying in mosques around the country for the first time in months.

In the last 24 hours, 22 people have died of corona virus in Saudi Arabia, while 1,618 new cases have been confirmed.

After more than two months of travel bans in Saudi Arabia, domestic flights will resume on Sunday morning.

The Saudi Ministry of Interior has updated the schedule of fines and penalties for violating the COVID19 precautionary measures. In this regard, the following rules have been updated.

RIYADH — The Health Minister Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah confirmed that Saudi Arabia does not plan to return to lockdowns and further restrictions. However, this would depend largely on society’s knowledge and compliance with precautionary measures in order to r...

JEDDAH —The Indian Passport and Visa Application Centers, operated by VFS Global in various cities across the Kingdom, will start offering consular services in a staggered manner effective from June 3. The centers in Jeddah, Tabuk, Yanbu and Abha will wor...

The General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques has completed the plan to reopen the Prophet’s Mosque under strict precautionary measures, limiting the congregation to 40 percent of the mosque’s capacity at a time.

ABHA - Booming colorful fireworks lit up the sky of Abha in celebration of Eid Al-Fitr, spreading the atmosphere of joy across the city.