At least five Saudis killed in Istanbul nightclub attack
five Saudi citizens were among 39 people killed in an attack
Lebanon - Arab Today
At least five Saudi citizens were among 39 people killed in an attack on New Year revellers at a packed nightclub in Istanbul, a Saudi newspaper reported.
The state-affiliated al-Riyadh paper also quoted the acting consul general in Istanbul as saying about 10 Saudi citizens were injured, adding that the consulate was following up with Turkish authorities to find out the exact number of casualties. --- REUTERS
Source :NNA
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