In this file photo, officials inspect an expatriate housing compound in Riyadh that was hit by a suicide car bombing on May 12, 2003, killing 29 people and injuring 194 others. Saudi authorities have said Al Qaeda terrorists were behind the attack.

Fifty-five terrorists linked to Al-Qaeda are awaiting execution after they were found guilty of involvement in terrorist activities that claimed the lives of more than 100 citizens and residents, and 71 security men.

Since 2003, 124 terrorist attacks have taken place, claiming 100 lives and injuring 569 others.

Over 250 terror strikes have been thwarted across the Kingdom.

In confrontations with terrorists, 71 security men were killed and 407 wounded, with authorities killing 176 terrorists.

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