The Ministry of Interior (MoI) has announced the end of weather fluctuations in collaboration with the National Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Authority, the National Centre of Meteorology, and strategic partners. The rainfall has stopped, and weather conditions are gradually improving.
MoI commended the efforts of field teams who worked preventively and will continue to do so until full recovery. The Supreme Committee for Internal Security remained in constant session during the weather conditions to ensure a rapid response and business continuity. Emergency response teams, including civil defence, ambulance, rescue, and Police patrol, will continue to secure roads and areas with fast-moving streams, valleys, and dam exits. They are managing traffic and clearing rainwater to restore normal life in all civil facilities.
The Ministry expressed deep appreciation for the concerned authorities’ role in dealing with the weather fluctuations, reducing the repercussions through a proactive and professional response that protected lives and properties, enhancing society’s stability and safety.
MoI praised the public’s positive role in social responsibility during the weather fluctuations, trusting government bodies to handle emergency weather conditions and receiving updates through official state channels. It emphasized the importance of adhering to instructions from official authorities and avoiding stream valleys and water accumulations.
The Ministry’s announcement marks a significant milestone in the recovery process from the recent weather fluctuations, highlighting the collaborative efforts of various agencies and the public’s cooperation in ensuring safety and stability during challenging weather conditions.