Flights resume at Saudi Arabia's Abha airport

RIYADH, July 2 (MENA) - Flights resumed at Saudi Arabia’s southern Abha Airport Tuesday hours after being hit by a terror attack staged by Houthi militias in Yemen.

The attack left eight Saudi citizens and one Indian national injured.

The airport is working at full capacity and flights are regular, according to Al Arabiya news channel.

The Houthi attack took place at 12:35 am local time, coalition spokesman Colonel Turki al-Maliki earlier said in a statement, adding that all the injured were in stable condition.