
Security camera footage records passengers in queues and waiting areas before the attack in Saudi Arabia.
Three videos show passengers moments before an explosion and subsequent stampede at King Khalid International Airport, in Saudi Arabia, after an attack that suspended operations.
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Attacks on transport infrastructure in Saudi Arabia lead to strikes and injuries.
Three videos show passengers queuing, passing through a security gate and sitting in a waiting area moments before the explosion. Then you can see people running in search of shelter.
Reuters verified the location of the boarding gate security camera footage based on infrastructure and furniture, which matched archival footage and satellite imagery of Terminal 3 at King Khalid International Airport. The location of the camera that recorded the people sitting was not verified. The date the video was recorded was confirmed by the timestamp on the surveillance footage. Saudi Arabia's Civil Aviation Authority said airport operations had been suspended following an attack that left many injured on October 10. No records prior to October 11 were found on the internet.

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