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Potential danger alerts issued for Jeddah, 3 other Saudi cities

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SOURCE :- SIASAT NEWS

Saudi Arabia’s National Early Warning Platform on Tuesday, September 15, issued alerts warning of a potential danger in Jeddah Governorate, urging residents to remain calm and follow official safety instructions.

The Saudi Civil Defence said in posts on X that warnings had also been issued in Taif Governorate, Abha and Yanbu. Residents were advised to move to safe locations indoors and stay away from windows and doors until the danger has passed.

The Civil Defence instructed people receiving warning messages to immediately move to the nearest safe place inside a building or an interior room away from windows.

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Residents were told not to leave their homes or buildings until the danger had passed. They were also advised to stay away from open areas, windows and glass, and avoid standing on balconies or rooftops.

People who are outdoors were instructed to enter the nearest building or take shelter behind a solid barrier.

The authority also urged residents to avoid crowds and dangerous areas and refrain from taking photographs.

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13 civilians injured in Houthi attacks

The alerts came a day after the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen said Houthi forces had attacked civilian objects in Khamis Mushait, Abha and Taif using ballistic missiles and drones.

In a statement on X, coalition spokesperson Major General Turki Al-Maliki said the September 14 attacks injured 13 civilians, with injuries ranging from minor to moderate. Seven residential homes and two vehicles were also damaged.

Al-Maliki said the Joint Forces Command would take necessary operational measures to deter further attacks and protect Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty, civilian objects and civilians.

He said the attacks reflected what he described as the group’s approach of escalation and targeting civilian facilities and people.

Al-Maliki said the coalition would respond in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, the principle of self-defence and customary international humanitarian law.

The statement came after the Houthis announced on Monday, September 14, that they had carried out a military operation deep inside Saudi territory.

The coalition did not provide further details about the operation or the specific locations affected beyond Khamis Mushait, Abha and Taif.

The latest attacks come amid continued security tensions linked to the conflict in Yemen and the threat of missile and drone attacks targeting Saudi territory.

SOURCE : SIASAT