A second Indian national who suffered critical injuries in the October 10 attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has passed away while receiving intensive care treatment. This tragic development raises the total death toll from the incident to 14, according to an official statement from the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia. The embassy expressed deep sorrow, noting that it has been closely supporting the victim's family throughout the ordeal. Authorities have pledged to provide all necessary assistance to either repatriate the mortal remains to India or arrange a funeral in Riyadh, depending on the family's final wishes. Previously, another Indian citizen, Mohammed Yousuf Ali, lost his life in the same assault, with his funeral taking place in Riyadh shortly after. Recent updates from diplomatic officials indicated that several other citizens sustained injuries during the strike, which Saudi authorities have attributed to Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels, despite the group not formally claiming responsibility. Fuente: The Hindu #Riyadh #SaudiArabia #India #HouthiAttacks #InternationalNews
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