Chinese Embassy and Consulates in Saudi Arabia Issue Another Safety Reminder: Chinese-funded institutions and Chinese citizens in Saudi Arabia are urged to strengthen safety precautions.

In the early hours of October 11, Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation issued an announcement confirming that the attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on the afternoon of October 10 had resulted in 12 deaths and 309 injuries, with the casualties including citizens of multiple countries. Saudi official reports indicated that Dammam Airport and other locations were also attacked on the night of October 10. Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport remains closed, and airports across multiple regions of the country are experiencing widespread disruptions. Chinese embassies and consulates in Saudi Arabia once again remind Chinese-funded institutions and Chinese citizens in Saudi Arabia to firmly establish risk prevention awareness, reduce unnecessary outings, remain calm, and ensure personal safety. Passengers with air travel plans are advised to maintain close contact with the relevant airlines to avoid disruptions to their itineraries. Chinese citizens planning to transit through Saudi Arabia are advised to carefully consider the current aviation situation in the country. Strictly abide by local laws and regulations, and do not photograph, publish, or disseminate any photos or videos related to Saudi government agencies and military units, foreign embassies and consulates, military activities, or attacks.