Dammam, Oct. 22 -- Operations at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam resumed on Thursday and air traffic returned to normal after an attack killed two people and injured eight others, Saudi Arabia's civil aviation authority said.
The attack on Wednesday evening came hours after two workers were killed by falling debris from an intercepted drone at an oil facility in the kingdom's Eastern Province, highlighting continued security threats to Saudi civilian and energy infrastructure.
The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) said a Saudi citizen and an Indian resident were killed in the airport attack. Eight people were injured, including nationals of Saudi Arabia, India, Yemen, Bangladesh and Nepal.
Their injuries ranged from mi...