Saudi aviation authority reports three killed and 36 injured in airport attacks

Saudi Arabia’s Civil Aviation Authority revealed on Wednesday that three people were killed in attacks on its airports on Tuesday and Wednesday. Updated official reports confirmed that the strikes also left a total of 36 people injured across both aviation facilities.  

The authority stated that two people were killed in attacks on Abha International Airport. Supplementary statements clarified that the Abha strike claimed the lives of a Moroccan and an Algerian resident, while injuring 28 others, including Saudi citizens and expatriate residents from Bangladesh and the Philippines.  

Furthermore, one person died during an attack on King Khalid International Airport. The strike in Riyadh killed a Sudanese resident and wounded eight others, comprising Saudi, Egyptian, and Pakistani nationals. All injured individuals were immediately transferred to hospitals for medical treatment as emergency response teams assessed the material damage.  

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