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Manama, April 05 (QNA) – Bahrain confirmed on Sunday that specialized teams conducted a comprehensive field survey around the facilities targeted in an Iranian attack earlier in the day, with results showing no abnormal or elevated levels in air quality.
The Supreme Council for Environment stated that ongoing monitoring is part of precautionary measures carried out in coordination with relevant authorities under approved emergency plans, ensuring continuous tracking of emissions and reinforcing environmental control. The council emphasized that monitoring stations across all governorates are operating efficiently to update data regularly and detect any potential changes.
Earlier on Sunday, one facility and several operational units in another facility were targeted in the Iranian attack during early morning hours. (QNA)
