Saudi Arabia’s public warning alerts reportedly went silent before deadly strikes in Riyadh, following complaints that nighttime alerts disrupted sleep. The absence of warnings has raised questions about the country’s public alert system as Houthi attacks pose a growing security threat.
Saudi Arabia’s public warning alerts reportedly went silent before deadly strikes in Riyadh, following complaints that nighttime alerts disrupted sleep. The absence of warnings has raised questions about the country’s public alert system as Houthi attacks pose a growing security threat.
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Saudi Arabia’s public warning alerts reportedly went silent before deadly strikes in Riyadh, following complaints that nighttime alerts disrupted sleep. The absence of warnings has raised questions about the country’s public alert system as Houthi attacks pose a growing security threat.
