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Indian Embassy aids family after fatal Dammam airport attack
An Indian was killed and two were injured in an attack at Dammam airport. The embassy is helping the victim's family while monitoring Indians hurt across Saudi Arabia.
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia said it was in touch with the family of an Indian national killed in the attack on Dammam airport and was assisting with transporting the remains to India.
The mission also provided updates on Indians injured in the Dammam airport attack, as well as separate attacks on the Shaybah oilfield and Riyadh airport.
Officials said one Indian national was killed and two others were injured in the Dammam airport attack; the embassy noted it was facilitating the transportation of the mortal remains to India.
Updates on injuries from other incidents indicated one Indian national injured at the Shaybah oilfield was discharged on October 22, and the other Indian injured at Riyadh airport were receiving care, with two in ICU and two in the normal ward.
The embassy thanked Saudi authorities for medical care and issued advisories urging the Indian community to take precautions and to abide by Saudi laws, including restrictions on photographing or sharing images related to interceptions or impact sites.