RIYADH (Arab News) – Saudi Arabia has arrested a number of employees from the ministry of health on suspicion that they modified residents’ coronavirus vaccination records in exchange for fees. The Saudi Control and Anti-Corruption Commission, known as Nazaha, said on Twitter that it had monitored advertisements on social networking sites which offered to modify people’s health status from infected to unvaccinated, vaccinated first dose and finally to immunized in an attempt to circumvent government restrictions on unvaccinated people.