Saudi Ministry raises danger level to 2 after airport attacks killing 13
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Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs raised the country’s overall danger level to 2 and advised against non‑essential travel, extending the higher level to several provinces including the northern border, Jeddah and Mecca.
The ministry also warned that all airports in Saudi Arabia should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. On 10 October an attack at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport killed 12 people, including foreigners, and wounded 309, while a second attack on 11 October at the same airport killed one foreigner and injured 11; an additional attack occurred on 11 October at Dammam’s King Fahad International Airport.