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Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia advises citizens to stay indoors after Houthi strike

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The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia has issued a security advisory for its citizens living in the country. The advisory urges people to remain indoors and avoid non-essential travel. This follows a missile attack claimed by Yemen's Houthi group targeting the Saudi city of Jizan. The embassy issued the precautionary guidance on Monday to ensure the safety of Indian nationals.

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