Indian carriers cancel Riyadh flights after airport attacks

Indian carriers have cancelled flights to Riyadh following coordinated attacks on airports in the Saudi Arabian capital and the southern city of Abha on Wednesday. Three people were killed and 36 others injured in the incidents.

Several explosions were reported in Riyadh on Thursday as well, prompting heightened security concerns in the region. The attacks have disrupted air traffic and forced airlines operating routes to Saudi Arabia to reassess operations.

Indian airlines, which operate regular services to Riyadh and other Saudi cities, have suspended or rerouted flights to ensure passenger safety. The situation remains fluid as authorities in Saudi Arabia continue security operations.