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Two Indians Remain in Intensive Care Following Riyadh Airport Attack, Embassy Says
RIYADH — Two Indian nationals injured in the October 10 attack on Riyadh’s international airport remain in intensive care, while several others continue receiving hospital treatment, the Indian Embassy in …
Two Indian nationals injured in the October 10 attack on Riyadh's international airport remain in intensive care, according to the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia.
An additional Indian national is in a high-dependency unit, while three others are recovering in a general hospital ward, the embassy said in its latest advisory.
Riyadh's international airport remains closed to flight operations, with airports in Dammam, Jeddah and Medina continuing to operate but with some disruptions, per the embassy's update.
Several Indian airlines have extended suspensions of flights to and from Saudi Arabia, including Air India and Air India Express through October 20, IndiGo through October 24, and Akasa Air through October 24 to Riyadh and October 21 to Jeddah.
Saudi carriers are maintaining some international routes, with Saudia operating to Indian destinations from Dammam, Jeddah and Medina, and Flynas running services between Dammam and Lucknow; Flyadeal announced plans for Dammam–Mumbai flights on October 17 and 18.