The diplomats rescued on Thursday have been shifted to the Saudi consulate in Mumbai while eight others, one of them a young boy, will be flown back to the country today, a Saudi Gazette report said.
"We are still looking for a Saudi citizen who has telephoned us (from the Trident) and asked for help," Saudi charge d'affaires Muhammad Barri told the newspaper from New Delhi.
Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal has instructed the country's missions in India to assist Saudi nationals seeking refuge.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has denounced the terrorist attacks in India's financial hub and expressed its condolences to the Indian government and people.
Arab and Islamic organisations have also denounced the terrorist attacks in Mumbai. The Organisation of Islamic Conference has condemned the attacks, saying violence has no justification.
"These acts of violence contradict all human values and can be justified by nothing," an OIC spokesman said at the group's headquarters.
