Indonesians urged to avoid nonessential travel in Saudi after deadly strikes
The Indonesian Embassy in Riyadh has urged Indonesians in Saudi Arabia to avoid nonessential travel and stay away from King Khalid International Airport after a series of deadly missile strikes hit the area over the weekend.
Malaysia urges citizens to postpone Umrah trips, Indonesia calls for vigilance after deadly Saudi airport attacks. Malaysia's Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan stated that while no incidents have been reported in Mecca, the missile attack in Riyadh raised security concerns. Malaysia's foreign ministry confirmed no Malaysians were killed or injured in the attacks on King Khalid International Airport or near King Fahd International Airport in Dammam.
Indonesia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah advised its citizens to remain vigilant and prioritize safety amid deteriorating security conditions. Pilgrims are urged to avoid vulnerable locations, follow local regulations, and comply with authorities' instructions. Indonesian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia are advised to stay in contact with their travel organizers and monitor developments.
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