Riyadh, June 14, 2020, SPA -- Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Humanitarian City (SBAHC), one of the projects of Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Foundation, has signed a joint cooperation agreement with the Ministry of Health (MOH), to support the Ministry's efforts by devoting home care services, through which required vaccinations will be delivered and given to registered children at their homes. According to the agreement, the Ministry will provide necessary vaccinations, and the city's health personnel will deliver and give them to children at their places of residence to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. This initiative comes after reporting a decrease in children’s vaccinations rate due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, which led to the reluctance of parents from visiting health centers to have the necessary vaccinations for their children. Prince Faisal bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, Secretary General of Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Foundation, has confirmed that the Foundation, represented by SBAHC, is one of national health facilities that works permanently with the Ministry of Health and integrates with the national health sector, noting that during the Coronavirus pandemic, this integration continues to confront the epidemic. He also said that the city and foundation’s capabilities are at the disposal of the health ministry, adding that the city has provided around 150 beds, including 18 beds for intensive care and 10 isolation rooms. The Prince stated that this cooperative program with the Ministry of Health comes to support tremendous efforts being undertaken by the Ministry of Health to combat the Coronavirus pandemic. --SPA 15:59 LOCAL TIME 12:59 GMT 0009 www.spa.gov.sa/w1349938