Saudi Arabia calls on its citizens whose flights have been affected to contact its foreign missions to request assistance

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The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on citizens whose flights were affected or who were unable to reach their destinations as a result of the suspension or delay of some flights heading to King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, to contact the missions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the countries in which they are located, in order to request assistance and provide the necessary instructions.

The #Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on citizens whose flights were affected or who were unable to reach their destinations as a result of the suspension or delay of some flights heading to King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, to contact the missions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the countries in which they are located, in order to request assistance and provide the necessary instructions. https://t.co/FeaQ26qHoi

The General Authority of Civil Aviation announced that King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was attacked on Saturday afternoon, in light of the continuation of "blatant attacks targeting civil aviation facilities in the Kingdom. The attack resulted in a number of injuries that are being identified."