Saudi Monarch Receives Initial COVID-19 Vaccination Dose
Sally Shakkour, the leader of the English news team at Al Bawaba, has been closely monitoring the developments surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. With over 6 years of experience in publishing content and digital journalism, Sally is well-equipped to provide insightful updates and analysis on this global health crisis.
On January 9, 2021, a significant milestone was reached in Saudi Arabia as the Saudi king, Salman bin Abdulaziz, received his first dose of the novel coronavirus vaccine. The Saudi Press Agency posted pictures and a video on Twitter showing the vaccination. However, the specific type of vaccine used for the king has not been explicitly mentioned in the available search results.
Saudi Arabia began its COVID-19 vaccination program early in 2021 and has achieved a high vaccination coverage since then, with many people receiving three doses. As of January 9th, 2021, Saudi Arabia has reported a total of 363,582 coronavirus infections and 6,282 fatalities linked to the virus. On a global scale, over 88.58 million cases of the coronavirus have been reported worldwide, with over 49.28 million people having recovered from the disease. Tragically, the outbreak has claimed over 1.9 million lives in 191 countries and regions since last December.
Sally Shakkour is also responsible for Al Bawaba's social media accounts, where she shares her insights and knowledge of current trends and popular issues. She excels in writing original node stories and has a good understanding of Google's SEO, ensuring that Al Bawaba's content is easily discoverable by readers around the world.
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- Sally Shakkour, apart from news, manages Al Bawaba's social media platforms, where she shares not only updates about medical-conditions like COVID-19 but also insights on history, education, science, health-and-wellness, and various popular issues.
- As a leader in digital journalism, Sally's expertise extends beyond news, including understanding the intricacies of entertainment and the significance of global developments in health, such as the ongoing vaccination programs against the COVID-19 pandemic.
- In the realm of health-and-wellness, Sally's work at Al Bawaba has provided valuable information about recent medical-conditions like the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping the public well-informed about its progress and the measures being taken to combat it, such as vaccination programs.
- Beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, Sally's work at Al Bawaba encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, including science, education, and history, conveying the latest news, insights, and trends to a global audience.
