'Don't film missiles': India advises its nationals in Saudi Arabia amid ongoing Houthi strikes
The Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia has advised its citizens to avoid filming or sharing footage of missile and drone interceptions to prevent legal liability. This advisory follows ongoing Houthi attacks and has coincided with temporary flight suspensions for Air India services in the region.
Why it matters
It highlights the safety risks for expatriates in conflict-prone regions and the diplomatic efforts required to manage travel disruptions during geopolitical instability.
NEW DELHI: India on Sunday advised its nationals in Saudi Arabia to follow local rules and refrain from filming or sharing information about missile and drone interceptions, amid ongoing attacks linked to Yemen’s Houthis.“The Indian community residing in Saudi Arabia is requested to abide by local rules and regulations,” the embassy said on social media while reposting a notification issued by the directorate of Saudi civil defence.“Filming, publishing, or sharing information related to countering missiles and drones and their impact sites exposes you to legal liability,” the notification said.The embassy also shared an update on flight disruptions, saying Air India and Air India Express services to and from Riyadh and Dammam would remain suspended until November 7, while flights to and from Jeddah would remain suspended…
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