Saudi Arabia: Mixing approved COVID-19 vaccines is safe

Procedure authorised by World Health Organisation and many other countries

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The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) quoted the official spokesman for Ministry of Health (MoH), Dr. Mohamed Al Abdali, as saying that it is a procedure authorised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and in many countries of the world.
The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) quoted the official spokesman for Ministry of Health (MoH), Dr. Mohamed Al Abdali, as saying that it is a procedure authorised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and in many countries of the world.
Reuters

Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has assured that mixing doses of COVID-19 vaccines from different brands that have been approved in the Kingdom, is safe. The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) quoted the official spokesman for Ministry of Health (MoH), Dr. Mohamed Al Abdali, as saying that it is a procedure authorised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and in many countries of the world.

Dr. Al Abdali said in a tweet, “Incorrect interpretations are being circulated in the media about what was issued by the World Health Organisation about mixing the vaccines. We confirm the safety of mixing the vaccines approved in the Kingdom, based on [inputs from] international research and specialised scientific committees, as this procedure is authorised by WHO and a number of world’s countries.”

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