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Syrian mother who fled war killed in Riyadh airport attack

FonteArab News
Pubblicato28 ottobre 2026 alle ore 16:09
ArgomentiInfrastrutture, Sicurezza e rischi
SettoreLogistica
Ambito territorialeArabia Saudita

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After escaping Syria’s civil war and rebuilding her life in Saudi Arabia, Buthaina Ahmad Oweida was preparing for Umrah when tragedy struck. The 56-year-old Syrian mother of four, who had spent the past four years living in the Kingdom after fleeing the…

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