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Saudi Arabia reopened two terminals at the main airport in its capital, Riyadh, on Sunday. The airport is called King Khalid International. It had been out of service for more than two weeks after strikes by the Houthis, an armed group from Yemen, the country just south of Saudi Arabia.

The attacks did not stop on reopening day. A Saudi military spokesman said forces destroyed a missile and a drone fired by the Houthis. A Houthi spokesperson then warned airlines and passengers that the airport was a military target and unsafe to use. Flight-tracking data showed that few planes were flying.

The fighting is also being felt far away. Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia have pushed up the price of oil, which is used to make fuel for cars, planes and ships. Today's World story explains the latest price.

A cyclone is a huge spinning storm that forms over warm sea and brings strong wind and heavy rain. India's weather office, the IMD, says Cyclone Arnab is expected to cross the coast of Andhra Pradesh around the forenoon of 28 October. The storm is likely to come ashore between the towns of Bapatla and Visakhapatnam.

The IMD expects steady winds of 115 to 125 kmph, with gusts up to 140 kmph. It has issued red alerts for heavy rain, its highest level, in several states. It also warns that the storm's track and strength may still change.

Officials are getting ready. Fishermen are barred from the sea, and by 24 October, 29,952 of Andhra Pradesh's 30,043 fishing boats were back in port. In Odisha, schools and colleges in five districts will stay shut on 28 and 29 October. The chief minister has asked officials to move people from risky areas, with special care for elderly people, patients and pregnant women.