Saudi Civil Defense Announces Riyadh Is No Longer at Risk

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Saudi Civil Defense Announces Riyadh Is No Longer at Risk

Riyadh, October 12 (QNA) – Saudi Civil Defense announced on Monday evening that the danger in Riyadh had passed after the National Early Warning Platform issued an alert.

In a post on X, the Saudi Civil Defense confirmed that an emergency warning had been sent to notify residents of a potential threat to the city. (QNA)