Recent status of corona infection in Saudi Arabia and other information.
By: Anil Adhikari | 26 Apr, 2020
In the run-up to Ramadan, the Saudi government has changed the curfew to include all areas except Mecca. Therefore, the curfew has been lifted from 26 April 2020 to 13 May 2020 from 9 am to 5 pm.
Some Nepalis have received information that it is difficult to send complaints through Facebook, email and WhatsApp.
Therefore, from the date (April 27, 2020) 2 dedicated telephone numbers are being arranged so that the details of the Nepalis in trouble can be taken even from additional telephones. The embassy's telephone and hotlines will remain intact. Please help improve this article or section by expanding it. As the details thus collected will be crucial in embassy records and actual problem solving, it is requested that you provide real information on the problem at this time of crisis created by the corona virus infection.
Calling the embassy staff to record your problem, including your name, district, passport number, unit number, your work, duration of work, name of the working company, name of the manpower to be sent from Nepal, if there is any advice on your problem and problem solving, including expectations from the embassy. Please provide details.
People who have been posting their grievances on the embassy's Facebook page are also confident that they will post their grievances on these telephones.
Contact phone numbers and times:
- Phone number 0500031705 Time: 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm
- Phone number 0500034786, time: 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm
As of today (April 26, 2020), the number of people infected with the corona virus in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has reached 17,522, according to Saudi officials.
Today, an additional 1223 people have been infected. Of the total infected, 2357 have recovered so far. A total of 139 infected people have died so far, including 3 today. No official information has been received that more Nepalis have been infected.
Let's not leave our homes, let's help control the infection. Let's embrace the feeling that we are all responsible. Pay attention to the possibility of infection while walking alone.
- Embassy of Nepal in Riyadh (from Facebook)
