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Saudi Arabia bans unvaccinated from travel, gov t buildings, malls, in attempt to coerce uptake amongst citizens -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© AP/Amr Nabil People walk outside a COVID-19 vaccine centre at the old Jeddah airport in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, May 18, 2021. Saudi Arabia is tightening the screws on vaccine sceptics, barring them from pilgrimages and overseas travel, and blocking access to universities, malls and offices in a contentious effort to boost inoculations. So-called anti-vaxxers threaten to jeopardise global efforts to beat the COVID-19 pandemic, health experts say, but Gulf autocracies, including Saudi Arabia, are cranking up the pressure on those refusing to get vaccinated. Comment: One isn t a skeptic nor an anti-vaxxer for choosing not to participate in the world s largest and possibly its most dangerous experimental medical trial that is already marred by endless reports of severe side effects and even death: Pfizer vaccine in Israel: Mortality rate hundreds of times greater in vaccinated young people

Protests spread across once-quiet Oman as economy flounders

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COVID-19: Saudi Arabia ups pressure on anti-vaxxers as it eyes economic recovery

COVID-19: Saudi Arabia ups pressure on anti-vaxxers as it eyes economic recovery Toggle share menu Advertisement COVID-19: Saudi Arabia ups pressure on anti-vaxxers as it eyes economic recovery People walk outside a COVID-19 vaccine centre at the old Jeddah airport in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, May 18, 2021. (File photo: AP/Amr Nabil) 24 May 2021 01:05PM (Updated: 24 May 2021 01:22PM) Share this content Bookmark RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is tightening the screws on vaccine sceptics, barring them from pilgrimages and overseas travel, and blocking access to universities, malls and offices in a contentious effort to boost inoculations. So-called anti-vaxxers threaten to jeopardise global efforts to beat the COVID-19 pandemic, health experts say, but Gulf autocracies, including Saudi Arabia, are cranking up the pressure on those refusing to get vaccinated.

Saudi ups pressure on anti-vaxxers as it eyes economic recovery

Saudi ups pressure on anti-vaxxers as it eyes economic recovery Issued on: 24/05/2021 - 05:44 A medical worker administers a dose of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine at a drive-through vaccination center in the Saudi capital Riyadh, on March 4, 2021 Fayez Nureldine AFP/File 4 min Riyadh (AFP) Saudi Arabia is tightening the screws on vaccine sceptics, barring them from pilgrimages and overseas travel and blocking access to universities, malls and offices in a contentious effort to boost inoculations. So-called anti-vaxxers threaten to jeopardise global efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic, health experts say, but Gulf autocracies, including Saudi Arabia, are cranking up the pressure on those refusing to get vaccinated.

On path to recovery, Saudi Arabia ups pressure on vaccine sceptics |

On path to recovery, Saudi Arabia ups pressure on vaccine sceptics Amid apparent supply shortages, the kingdom has delayed the second dose for many residents despite an uptick in infections Monday 24/05/2021 People walk outside a coronavirus vaccine centre at the old Jeddah airport, Saudi Arabia. (AFP) RIYADH Saudi Arabia is tightening the screws on vaccine sceptics, barring them from pilgrimages and overseas travel and blocking access to universities, malls and offices in a contentious effort to boost inoculations. So-called anti-vaxxers threaten to jeopardise global efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic, health experts say, but Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia, are cranking up the pressure on those refusing to get vaccinated.

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