Summary
- Saudi authorities on Friday rejected reports that a suicide bomber had been intercepted at the Grand Mosque in Makkah, saying the incident involved a man who was arrested for allegedly harassing worshippers and causing panic.
- According to Saudi security authorities, the individual was taken into custody after his behaviour alarmed people at the holy site.
- Saudi authorities urged people to rely on official information rather than unverified reports circulating online.
AI Generated Summary
Saudi authorities on Friday rejected reports that a suicide bomber had been intercepted at the Grand Mosque in Makkah, saying the incident involved a man who was arrested for allegedly harassing worshippers and causing panic.







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