Suicide blast near mosque in Saudi Arabia

Firemen work at the site where a car exploded near a Shi'ite mosque in Saudi Arabia's Dammam May 29, 2015.

Firemen work at the site where a car exploded near a Shi’ite mosque in Saudi Arabia’s Dammam May 29, 2015.


At least four people were killed on Friday when a suicide bomber tried to enter a mosque in Saudi Arabia’s eastern city of Dammam, Al Arabiya News Channel reported.

The attack targetted worshippers in al-Anoud mosque during Friday prayers, a ministry spokesperson said, quoted by the Saudi state news agency SPA.

Security forces became suspicious of a car parked near the mosque which exploded as they walked towards it, killing four people and setting cars beside it on fire, SPA said. One of those killed is suspected of being the driver.

Firemen work at the site where a car exploded near a Shi'ite mosque in Saudi Arabia's Dammam

Residents circulated pictures of the body of a man believed to be the suicide bomber as well as pictures of large black clouds of smoke billowing over a parking lot outside the mosque.

It is the second bomb attack on a Saudi mosque in a week. On Friday, May 22, 21 people were killed as worshippers attended Friday prayers at a Shiite mosque in the eastern region of the country.



A car exploded near a Shi'ite mosque in Saudi Arabia's Dammam 2


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