Saudi Arabia has reported the lowest number of new COVID-19 infections since April on Sunday, according to the Ministry of Health 305 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours were recorded, showing a decrease of 44 infections as compared to Saturday’s figure of 349.
The ministry also announced that the total figure of confirmed infections in the Kingdom to 353,255. A sum of 5,657 people has succumbed to the virus in the Kingdom after 16 more people died.
The ministry also reported 357 new recoveries over the past 24 hours, raising the total number of people free from the life-threatening virus to 340,304.
Riyadh recorded the highest number of daily infections with 57 cases followed by Yanbu with 47, 23 in Madinah, 12 in Jeddah, 12 in Makkah, 9 in Hufof and 6 in Dammam.
The remaining cases were detected in different cities and governors across the Kingdom. There were 7,294 active cases in the Kingdom, 810 of which were critical cases, according to the ministry.
