Zawya.com 4 weeks ago

11 centers set up for H1N1 shots in Riyadh

10 November 2009 RIYADH - In its ongoing fight to contain the deadly swine flu virus, the Ministry of Health announced Monday the names of 11 primary health care centers (PHC) here where people can get the vaccination. Full Article at Zawya.com

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