Attacks worry foreign workers in Saudi Arabia
The surge of terror strikes targeting foreigners in Saudi Arabia rattles nearly 9 million expatriates. Some plan travel or departure while others stay, with Briton Peter Birch saying he feels safe enough to remain and Belgian lawyer Nicolas Seutin noting heightened caution and changes in daily routines to avoid attraction.
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Living in Fear in Saudi Arabia Amid Terror Attacks
Foreign residents in Saudi Arabia, estimated at nine million, navigate daily danger and distrust as attacks heighten insecurity. Western women discuss safety, surveillance, and adapting to local life while blending into Arab society. They share tips such as using prayer beads or Qurans on dashboards and concerns about security forces.
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