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Amman, June 7 (Petra) — The Public Security Directorate (PSD) on
Sunday reissued a comprehensive set of safety guidelines regarding
unidentified objects, urging the public to follow precautions amid
current regional developments to safeguard national security.
The directorate emphasized that citizens must not approach or handle
any objects found or seen falling, warning that they could contain
highly hazardous explosive materials.
If air raid sirens are activated, the PSD stated that individuals
must remain where they are, whether inside their homes or at other
locations, and stay away from windows and exposed areas.
The authority also urged the public to avoid gathering near any
detected debris or foreign objects, stressing the importance of
giving specialized emergency teams the necessary space to investigate
and handle the situation.
Citizens were called upon to immediately report sightings of falling
objects, drones, or rockets, as well as any resulting casualties or
property damage, by calling the unified emergency number (911).
The directorate strongly warned against touching, opening, or moving
any object of unknown shape or origin due to the immediate risk to
life. It highlighted the need to raise awareness within families,
particularly among children, regarding the dangers of tampering with
unfamiliar items.
Furthermore, the PSD urged the public to refrain from circulating
rumors or publishing unverified information, photos, or videos on
social media platforms concerning the nature or impact sites of these
objects. It stressed that information should only be gathered from
official institutional sources.
Clarifying the alert system, the directorate explained that three
intermittent siren blasts indicate an active threat, while a single
continuous blast signifies that the danger has passed. Upon hearing
the three intermittent alerts, individuals must remain stationary.
Anyone caught outdoors should immediately seek shelter in the nearest
building until the threat concludes.
The advisory concluded by reiterating that individuals should stay
clear of windows, avoid open spaces, and remain near concrete
stairwells, if available, until the all-clear siren sounds.
//Petra// AF