Saudi Aramco Orders Staff to Evacuate Dhahran HQ and Work Remotely
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According to six people familiar with the matter, Saudi Aramco has ordered employees to evacuate its headquarters in Dhahran and switch to remote work, without specifying the reason for the evacuation. The move follows a ballistic missile attack by Yemen's Houthi forces on the headquarters, with an anonymous employee reporting that the top three floors of one tower were destroyed. ZeroHedge reports that recent Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian infrastructure have reached an unprecedented scale, with 22 people killed in airport attacks across the country this month.
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- ZeroHedgeSaudi Aramco evacuates headquarters, all employees shift to remote work
Saudi Aramco has evacuated its headquarters in Dhahran, with all employees shifting to remote work. This follows a ballistic missile attack by Yemen's Houthi forces on the headquarters, with anonymous employees reporting that the top three floors of one tower were destroyed. Recent Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian infrastructure have reached unprecedented levels, with 22 people killed in airport attacks this month.
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