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'Don't film missiles': India advises its nationals in Saudi Arabia amid ongoing Houthi strikes

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The Indian government has issued an advisory to its citizens residing in Saudi Arabia, urging them to refrain from filming missile interceptions amid persistent Houthi strikes in the region. The directive comes as a security measure to ensure the safety of nationals during ongoing regional hostilities.

In addition to the safety advisory, the Indian mission confirmed the suspension of Air India and Air India Express flight operations to and from Riyadh and Dammam. These measures reflect the escalating security concerns and operational disruptions caused by the current conflict.

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The Hindu (IN) Includes additional details on flight suspensions and operational disruptions
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