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Riyadh -- November 9, 2002. nine bombs have exploded in Riyadh and Al Khobar since November 2000. The most recent bomb in Riyadh on 29 September killed a German national. Four others have been killed, including two British nationals and one American national. The explosions have varied: some were car bombs; one was a parcel bomb; others exploded in shopping areas. Given these events, British residents in Saudi Arabia have been given specific guidance on their personal and vehicle security. Full Report
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