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Indian national among two killed in attack on Dammam airport, Saudi Arabia

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An Indian national was among two people killed in an attack at the airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The incident drew attention to security at the Eastern Province hub. Details about the attackers and the sequence of events are limited in the available report. Authorities and local officials were expected to provide further information on the circumstances. The report did not fully establish the motive behind the attack.

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