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Loud booms heard in Riyadh after civil defence warning issued

First reported by The Express Tribune Latest report 3 sources
Image: Business Recorder
Image: Business Recorder

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Multiple loud explosions were reported in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh shortly after the Civil Defence issued an early-warning alert of a potential threat. Saudi Civil Defense later indicated the danger had passed, with the incidents occurring amid ongoing tensions between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis.

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  1. The Express Tribune

    Loud booms heard in Saudi capital Riyadh after early warning alert issued (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)

    Saudi Arabia says it intercepted ballistic missile fired toward eastern region

  2. Business Recorder

    Loud booms heard in Saudi capital Riyadh after early warning alert issued (opens Business Recorder in a new tab)

    Multiple loud booms were heard ​in ​the Saudi capital Riyadh ⁠shortly after ​Civil Defence ​issued an early-warning alert of a ​potential threat, ​a Reuters witness said, ‌as ⁠hostilities between the kingdom and Yemen’s ​Houthis ⁠persisted. Saudi Civil…

  3. The Economic Times

    Saudi Arabia issues alert as booms rock Riyadh (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

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