3 Indians in ICU But Stable in Riyadh Airport Attack, Says Embassy

One Indian national injured in the attack at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has died, while three others are in the ICU but stable, the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia said on Sunday. 

In an update on the condition of the injured Indian nationals, the Embassy said two others were admitted to normal hospital wards, while the remaining injured had been discharged. 

“Our Embassy officials have visited all hospitals where Indian nationals injured in the attack have been



admitted. 

As mentioned earlier, 1 Indian national unfortunately passed away today, 3 are in ICU, but stable, 2 more are admitted in normal wards while others have been discharged,” the Embassy said in a post on X.

The Embassy thanked the Saudi authorities for providing medical care to the injured and assured the affected families of all possible assistance. “We thank the Saudi authorities for the medical care provided to the injured Indian nationals and assure the families that the Embassy will provide all possible support,” it added.