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Saudi Arabia Lifts 'Potential Danger' Alert for Southern, Southwestern Regions

Authorities called on residents to continue following safety guidance and to avoid crowding or filming at incident sites.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Saudi Arabia has ended a 'potential danger' alert that had been in place for the country's southern and southwestern areas, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

Authorities urged residents in the affected regions to continue following official safety instructions, the report said.

Residents were also advised to avoid gathering at incident sites and refrain from filming them, according to the source.

No further details were provided in the report regarding the nature of the original alert or the specific incidents that prompted it.

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