
AI-generated summary
The incident follows a series of Houthi attacks targeting various parts of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Civil Defense has issued safety protocols for residents in affected areas.
The interceptions coincided with early warning alerts issued by Saudi Civil Defense authorities over potential threats in Makkah, Jeddah, Taif and Yanbu.
Residents were instructed to seek shelter in safe locations, stay away from windows and exposed areas, and follow safety instructions issued by the relevant authorities.
The latest interceptions followed a series of Houthi attacks targeting several parts of Saudi Arabia.
Earlier, the coalition announced the interception and destruction of ballistic missiles launched toward Riyadh and Khamis Mushait, along with drones targeting the Eastern Province and southern regions of the Kingdom.
Later, Saudi Civil Defense announced that the danger had passed in the Makkah region and Yanbu governorate.
Authorities urged residents to continue observing safety guidelines and avoid gathering in crowds or filming incidents.

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