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AMMAN - Jordanian authorities responded to over 130 reports of falling debris across the kingdom, the Public Security Directorate announced on Monday.
No new injuries were reported in connection with the incidents, which occurred from Saturday morning until 1 p.m. on Monday, according to the directorate.
The Civil Defence and police departments addressed the reports, which originated from multiple governorates.
The Public Security Directorate urged citizens to adhere to safety guidelines issued by authorities and to contact the unified emergency number (911) if they observe anything suspicious.
The directorate reiterated the importance of not approaching any suspicious object under any circumstances due to the extreme danger it may pose.
