
Saudi Arabia's Civil Defense Directorate asks the public to comply with official instructions
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The Saudi Arabian Civil Defense Directorate activated the early warning system against a possible danger in Riyadh and asked the public to comply with the instructions of the official authorities, and then declared that the danger had passed.
In the statement made by the Saudi Arabian Civil Defense Directorate, it was stated that the early warning system against a possible danger was activated in Riyadh and the public was asked to comply with the instructions of the official authorities.
In the statement, people who received the warning message were called to remain calm and follow the guidance of the authorities.
Residents of the area also reported that warning messages about possible danger were sent to their mobile phones.
IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT THE DANGER HAS BEEN PASSED
In its second statement, made shortly after the early warning system was activated, the Civil Defense Directorate stated that "the danger has passed" in Riyadh, where the warning was sent. In the statement, the public was asked to continue to comply with the instructions of the official authorities for their safety and to avoid gathering and taking pictures at the crime scenes.

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