Saudi authorities said two people were killed and eight injured in an attack Wednesday evening on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam that Yemen's Houthi movement claimed^1,6.

The General Authority of Civil Aviation identified the dead as a Saudi citizen and an Indian resident^1,2. Earlier statements had put the airport death toll at one^3,4,7.

Arab News later identified the Saudi citizen as airport worker Sultan Al-Qahtani, who was on duty when a fire broke out between Gates 19 and 20 after the Oct. 21 strike¹². He and colleagues used fire extinguishers, fearing the blaze could reach a nearby aircraft; he then reported chest pain and difficulty breathing after inhaling smoke and died in hospital¹².

The Houthis said the airport was among sites they targeted with drones and missiles over 48 hours¹. Saudi authorities did not specify the weapon used at Dammam¹.

Separately, the Saudi energy ministry said two people, residents from the Philippines and Nepal, were killed Wednesday morning by debris from a drone intercepted as it approached an Aramco processing facility at the Shaybah oil field¹. The Houthis' military spokesman did not claim that strike¹.

Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarea also listed the defense ministry in Riyadh, an Aramco site in Yanbu and Abha airport as targets¹. A Saudi-led coalition said drones were intercepted over Eastern Province, Riyadh and Medina¹.

Saudi authorities say at least 21 people have been killed in Houthi attacks on Saudi airports since the start of October, including an Oct. 10 strike on Riyadh's airport that killed 13¹. The Houthis say they are responding to Saudi air strikes in Yemen¹.