On October 22, local time, Saudi Arabia's General Administration of Civil Aviation issued a supplementary statement regarding the attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam on the evening of the 21st, saying that the death toll as a result of the attack had risen to 2. One of them was a Saudi citizen and the other was an Indian national. The statement said that eight people were also injured as a result of the attack, including 1 Saudi citizen, 2 Indian residents, 2 Yemeni residents, 2 Bangladeshi residents, and 1 Nepalese resident. The injuries ranged from minor injuries to serious injuries, and are currently being treated at various hospitals. The Saudi General Administration of Civil Aviation said that at present, relevant departments are still evaluating the damage at the airport and taking necessary measures to ensure the safety of passengers and staff. Airport operations have resumed, and air traffic has returned to normal.

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