Just days after the coronavirus vaccine was officially launched in Saudi Arabia, more than half of the population living in Saudi Arabia has already shown their interest in getting vaccinated.

According to an official poll, 60 percent of Saudis and expats have shown an interest in taking the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine

The Assistant Deputy Minister for Preventative Medicine ,Dr. Abdullah Asiri, said in an interview with the press that community awareness has played a major role in dealing with the virus and the ministry hopes that it will continue to do in the stages of vaccination.

More than 300,000 people have already registered to be vaccinated as of Friday evening

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The vaccine will be given through one inoculation center in Riyadh, which currently includes 550 clinics, more than 600 beds and employs more than 100 health practitioners.

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