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সৌদি আরবের দুই শহরে জরুরি সতর্কতা

emergency alert issued for two cities in Saudi Arabia

Photo: Amar Desh

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from 3 outlets' reporting

Saudi Arabia's civil defence authority issued an emergency alert on Tuesday, 27 October, for the southern city of Abha and the south-western city of Najran, citing possible security threats. Residents, including expatriates, were told through the national early warning system, with sirens sounded, to follow safety instructions and move to safe shelters. According to Anadolu Agency, the alert for Najran was withdrawn about eight minutes after it was issued, and a withdrawal was later announced for Abha. Authorities did not disclose the nature of the threat in the initial alert, and it was not confirmed whether there were any casualties or damage. The alerts come amid heightened tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Yemen-based Houthi group, which has claimed missile and drone attacks on Saudi facilities. Outlets did not confirm any direct link between the alerts and a specific attack.

Where accounts differ. Jugantor reports the alert was withdrawn quickly, with Najran's lifted about eight minutes after issue, while Amar Desh and Bangla Edition say residents were told to move to shelters without mentioning a withdrawal.

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