Saudi Arabia – Two Indian citizens injured in the October 10 attack at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport remain in intensive care, according to an update from India’s embassy.
One additional Indian patient has been transferred from intensive care to a high-dependency unit. Four others remain under treatment in regular hospital wards, while one person has been discharged.
Flight operations at Riyadh airport remained suspended when the update was issued. Flights from Dammam, Jeddah and Medina were continuing with some disruptions. Indian airlines had suspended Saudi Arabia services until October 17.
The embassy advised Indian residents to follow official Saudi instructions, remain indoors during aerial attacks and avoid sharing unverified reports or videos. The message is a safety advisory—not an order for Indians to leave Saudi Arabia.
