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India issues advisory for nationals in Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks
India warns citizens in Saudi Arabia to seek shelter during aerial attacks after Houthi strikes.
In brief
India warns citizens in Saudi Arabia to seek shelter during aerial attacks after Houthi strikes. India issued a safety advisory for nationals in Saudi Arabia following an October 10 attack that killed one Indian and injured four others. Originally reported by mint.
India issues fresh advisory
India has issued a fresh safety advisory for its nationals in Saudi Arabia amid heightened security concerns following drone and missile strikes by Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
Riyadh airport remains closed
Riyadh's international airport remains closed to flights, while airports in Dammam, Jeddah and Medina continued to operate with some disruptions.
Indian airlines extend flight suspensions
Air India, Air India Express, IndiGo, and Akasa Air have suspended flights to and from Saudi Arabia until October 24 or 27.
Four injured Indians in ICU
Four injured Indians remain in intensive care following an October 10 attack that killed one Indian national.
Mohammed Yousef Ali funeral
Mohammed Yousef Ali, an Indian national who died in the Riyadh airport attack, was laid to rest in Saudi Arabia on October 12.
Embassy emergency instructions
In case of an aerial attack, Indians should seek shelter inside buildings or interior rooms away from windows and avoid sharing information related to the incident.
Helplines and assistance
The Indian Embassy in Riyadh and Consulate General in Jeddah offer 24-hour emergency support with contact details for immediate assistance.
Travel disruptions for Umrah
Indian nationals planning Umrah should account for ongoing airport disruptions and potential cancellations that could lead to prolonged stays.
Houthi attack consequences
The attack has heightened security concerns for Indian nationals in Saudi Arabia as regional tensions persist with reported drone and missile threats from Houthi rebels.
The one thing
India issued a safety advisory for nationals in Saudi Arabia following an October 10 attack that killed one Indian and injured four others.
