'Four Indians still in ICU': MEA condemns attack on Saudi airport, oil facilities
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has condemned recent attacks on Saudi Arabian civilian infrastructure, including an assault on Aramco headquarters. Several Indian nationals remain hospitalized following an October 10 incident, and the government is working to ensure their welfare while managing travel disruptions.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the ongoing security risks to foreign workers in the Middle East and the diplomatic efforts required to protect citizens during regional conflicts.
NEW DELHI: Four Indians injured in an October 10 attack in Saudi Arabia remain hospitalised, including four in intensive care, the ministry of external affairs (MEA) said on Wednesday. The ministry condemned the recent attacks on Saudi civilian infrastructure, including an assault on Aramco headquarters, and called for an immediate halt to such strikes.MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said 12 people were injured in the October 10 incident. One of them later died. His last rites were performed in Riyadh, as wished by his family, with assistance from the Indian embassy.
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