Zaqy Mohamad on Saudi airport attacks: Targeting civilians, civilian infrastructure 'cannot be justified'
Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Zaqy Mohamad expresses condolences and urges vigilance after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's international airport.
Intelligence analysis by Qwen 2.5 (3B)
Acting Minister Zaqy Mohamad comments on Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's international airport, calling them unjustified and urging vigilance for Singaporeans and pilgrims.
A group called Houthi attacked a big airport in Saudi Arabia. Many people got hurt. The person in charge of Muslims in Singapore said it was very sad and told people to be careful.
Analysis
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Key points
- Zaqy Mohamad expressed condolences for the victims and their families
- The attacks were the deadliest in Saudi Arabia in over a decade
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised Singaporeans to remain vigilant and follow travel advisories
If the conflict in Yemen and the Middle East can be resolved, it could lead to safer travel for Singaporeans and pilgrims in Saudi Arabia.
If the attacks continue, it could lead to more people getting hurt and travel disruptions worsening.
