'Stay indoors': India advisory to citizens after Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia
The Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia has issued a safety advisory for citizens following explosions at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. Indian nationals are urged to stay indoors and avoid sharing unverified news while the embassy monitors the situation.
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This highlights the immediate safety risks to expatriate populations during regional geopolitical conflicts and the role of diplomatic missions in crisis management.
NEW DELHI: The Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia on Thursday issued an advisory to Indian nationals after several explosions were heard in Riyadh, including a large blast at King Khalid International Airport. It urged them to remain alert, stay indoors as necessary and follow instructions issued by local authorities.“In view of the current situation, all Indian nationals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are advised to remain alert and vigilant, stay indoors as necessary, and follow the instructions issued by local authorities through official channels,” the embassy said.It further added, "Indian nationals are strongly advised to refrain from circulating or reposting any videos or news related to the ongoing events.
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