Wisma Putra sahkan tiada rakyat Malaysia terkorban serangan di Riyadh

The Malaysian Embassy in Riyadh has confirmed that no Malaysian citizens were killed or injured in the attack at Jeddah International Airport on Friday. The Embassy stated that the High Commission of Malaysia in Riyadh is in contact with several Malaysian citizens who were traveling and assisting them with temporary protective measures during the ongoing airport operations.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is monitoring the evolving situation and updates on the incident, including a projectile reportedly falling near Jeddah International Airport in Dammam.

In light of flight disruptions, Malaysians with upcoming travel plans to Saudi Arabia are advised to verify their flight status directly with their airlines before reaching the airport. Additionally, Malaysians are urged to be prepared for possible flight delays or cancellations, regularly monitoring official updates and adhering to all safety instructions from local authorities.

Recently, media reports claimed that at least 12 people were killed and 309 injured in the attack. According to Saudi civil aviation authorities, among the victims were four Saudi nationals, two citizens from Bangladesh, one each from the United States, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Palestine and Sudan. Several injured persons are reported to be in serious condition.

To ensure timely communication and facilitate consular assistance, the Embassy urges Malaysians to register and regularly update their information via https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my. For immediate consular aid or during an emergency, Malaysians can contact the High Commission in Riyadh at +966 11 488 7098 / +966 11 488 7100 or the emergency hotline +966 56 300 6319 (after office hours) or email mwriyadh@kln.gov.my.