Introduction: In spite of regression of pandemic curve in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia there is fears of second wave especially during this winter.

Objective: This study aims to explore the public commitment to COVID-19’s precautionary measures after the dropping of the cumulative curve towards regression, and to determine the role of society culture in the compliance with these preventive procedures.

Methodology: This is a descriptive cross-section survey conducted in Taif city, Saudi Arabia. Using a convenience sampling method.

Results: The score of society compliance with precautionary measures after regression of curve towards flat line was (3.72±0.47/) which considered high. There was a significant relationship between nationality and the precautionary measures to prevent COVID-19 (t=-2.34, p< 0.05,= 0.02), the mean score of non-Saudi (3.88±0.36), which exceeded Saudi mean scores (3.70±0.48). Fewparticipants thought that there was overstatement against COVID-19’s precautionary measures.

Conclusion: After regression of COVID-19 curve towards flat line, the level of society commitment to the preventive measures was still high. Most responders adhere to kept a distance from a person who has signs of SARS-CoV-

Title

Medico Legal Update

Publisher

Institute of Medico-Legal Publications

Publisher Country

India

Publication Type

Both (Printed and Online)

Volume

23

Year

2021

Pages

270-273