Riyadh (Pakistan News) It has been confirmed that 17 Pakistani citizens, including five women, were injured in recent attacks by Houthi forces on King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
On the afternoon of Saturday, October 10, an attack at King Khalid International Airport resulted in 12 deaths and 309 injuries. Subsequently, a second Houthi attack on the airport on Sunday, October 11, left one Pakistani dead and 11 others injured.
According to Pakistani diplomatic sources, the Pakistanis injured in the Houthi attacks received treatment at various hospitals in Riyadh and Diriyah. Fifteen of them have since been discharged, while two remain under medical care at a hospital in Riyadh.
The Pakistanis injured in the attack on the Saudi capital’s airport include: Muhammad Faiz Ali Sheikh, Muhammad Asif Hussain, Urooj Aftab, Imdad Khan, Irfan Khalid Mirza, Babar Riaz, Mubashir Ali, Mubeena Akram, Balqees Bibi, Muhammad Naveed Anwar, Afra Ashraf, Noor-ud-Din, Sohail Irfan, Madiha Sohail, Sami, Ghufran Mirza, and Adam Khan.