Portugal Advises Against Non-Essential Travel to Saudi Arabia After Airport Attacks
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on the Portuguese community to avoid non-essential movements and to remain attentive to the guidelines and instructions of the local authorities
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is now advising against non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia until further notice. The Ministry is also advising against all travel to Saudi Arabia's border area with Yemen, up to 50 kilometers from the Yemeni border. The decision was made on Monday.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MNE) disagreed with the travel to Saudi Arabia following attacks on airports and appealed to the Portuguese community to avoid non-essential travel. It also disclosed the contacts of the Consular Emergency Office, available 24 hours a day.
The MNE advises against non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia after attacks at airports in Riade and Dammam. Portugal recommends accompanying local authorities and disclosing emergency contacts to the Portuguese community
Portugal advises against non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia after airport attacks
Portugal is advising against non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia following repeated attacks on airports which have killed civilians, injured hundreds and caused widespread disruption to flights. The Ministry of Foreign
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MNE) disagreed with travel to Saudi Arabia following attacks on airports, calling on the Portuguese community to avoid non-essential travel.
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