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Amman, June 13 (Petra)– Chairperson of the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission’s (EMRC), Ziad Sa’aidah, stressed that according to real-time data released by the Commission’s National Monitoring System, all environmental radiation monitoring readings in different parts of the Kingdom confirm that radiation levels are entirely stable, within the authorized natural limits, and without any notable change.
Sa’aidah went on to say that the Commission, in carrying out its crucial oversight function, is in charge of an integrated environmental radiation monitoring system that runs effectively, continuously, and around-the-clock. This system employs cutting-edge technical tools to precisely track radiation levels in real time, and its skilled and knowledgeable technical team analyzes this data directly through the Monitoring and Emergency Center.
He said in a statement on Friday that the Commission is keeping an eye on regional events in accordance with its national duty and in close consultation with pertinent local and foreign agencies. He underlined that a clear and current institutional strategy outlines all preventive and precautionary measures.
He emphasized that no radiation changes have been observed in the Kingdom at all and that the Commission follows a rigorous scientific process that guarantees complete readiness and prompt response to any emergency.
“We are committed to providing citizens with accurate information in a timely manner, with the utmost transparency and accountability,” the Commission’s Chairperson added.
//Petra// MF
13/06/2025 18:18:21