Houthi attack on Riyadh airport disrupts flights and raises concern among participants in "Davos in the Desert"

Reports say 12 people were killed, including two Bangladeshis, and 300 injured in an attack on Riyadh airport, and that King Khalid International Airport has reopened for departures. Major airlines are avoiding Riyadh more than a week after the attack, while Wall Street leaders are weighing leaving the "Davos in the Desert" conference.

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• The Daily Star reported that 12 people, including Bangladeshis, were killed and 300 others injured in the attack on Riyadh airport.

  «Two Bangladeshis among 12 killed in Riyadh airport attack, 300 more injured»

  The Daily Star
• Major airlines are still avoiding Riyadh more than a week after the attack, even though King Khalid International Airport has reopened for departures.

  «Major airlines are still avoiding the Saudi capital Riyadh more than a week after a heavy Houthi militia attack on its airport.»

  DPA International on MSN
• Coalition spokesperson Turki al-Maliki announced the destruction of 127 Houthi depots in mountainous areas over the past few days.

  «تدمير 127 مخزنا تابعا لجماعة الحوثي الإرهابية في المناطق الجبلية خلال الأيام الماضية»

  Aleqt on MSN
• Some Wall Street leaders are considering leaving the "Davos in the Desert" conference after the attacks on Riyadh.

  «Some Wall Street Leaders Are Weighing Bailing on ‘Davos in the Desert’ After Attacks on Riyadh»

  WSJ

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