Saudi health ministry has announced the availability of the H1N1 vaccine for citizens and expatriates of all ages in primary health care centres throughout the kingdom, Arab News has reported. A ministry spokesman urged parents to ensure their children receive the jab. "We are not forcing parents to give their children the vaccine, but strongly advise them to do so as a preventive measure."
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