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Canada Issues Travel Advisory for Riyadh Airport Following Houthi Attacks

The Canadian government has issued a travel advisory against visiting Riyadh airport after recent Houthi attacks. Canada’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia confirmed that the embassy is still operational for consular assistance. Canadians in the area are advised to report any military debris to local authorities.

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The Canadian government has issued an advisory warning against travel to Riyadh airport due to recent attacks attributed to Houthi forces. In a video statement released on Sunday, Ambassador Jean-Philippe Linteau reiterated the importance of safety and advised individuals in the region to avoid any military debris they may encounter and to contact the relevant authorities. Despite the security concerns, the Canadian embassy in Riyadh remains open to assist Canadians who may need consular support during this period of heightened tension.

The Houthi strikes have raised alarms not only for the safety of travelers but also for Canadians residing in Saudi Arabia. The embassy's continued operation is a vital resource for those in need of assistance, ensuring that Canadians can receive help during this precarious time. The government has emphasized the need to stay informed about the situation in the region as developments unfold.

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