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French woman among more than 300 injured in Riyadh airport attack
An attack took place at Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, October 9.
More than 300 people were injured.
A French woman was among them, France’s Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday, October 11.
The announcement confirms that at least one French national was hurt.
The reported toll shows that many people were injured in the attack.
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An attack at Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia injured more than 300 people.
A French woman was among the injured, France’s foreign ministry announced.
The attack took place on Saturday, October 9.
The ministry announced the French woman’s injury on Sunday, October 11.
- Who
- More than 300 people were injured, including a French woman.
- What
- An attack at Riyadh airport caused more than 300 injuries.
- When
- The attack took place on Saturday, October 9; the announcement came on Sunday, October 11.
- Where
- Riyadh airport, Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- Not stated
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An attack at Riyadh airport injured more than 300 people.
France’s foreign ministry announced that a French woman was among the injured.
- Location
- Riyadh airport, Saudi Arabia
- Injuries
- More than 300
- French injured
- One French woman
- Attack date
- Saturday, October 9
- Announcement date
- Sunday, October 11
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