Jordan | The local administration warns the municipalities near the Jordanian border with Syria of torrential rains

Weather of Arabia - The Ministry of Local Administration warned the municipalities near the Jordanian border with Syria of torrential rains and floods that may storm their areas due to heavy rains on the Syrian side, due to the state of atmospheric instability affecting the region.

The Secretary-General of the Ministry of Local Administration, Hussein Mhaidat, head of the central emergency room in the ministry, confirmed that "the ministry is following up on any developments in the state of regional instability, and the Joint Services Council in Irbid Governorate has been confirmed to be ready for any emergency, especially the Al-Ugaider landfill near the border." Jordanian-Syrian.

For his part, the head of the Joint Services Council of Irbid Governorate, Muhammad al-Shamali, is following up with the mayor of the new Umm al-Jamal municipality, Hassan al-Rhaiba, "the developments of the situation after the flood waters from Syria reached some areas of the Umm al-Jamal municipality, especially the al-Kom al-Ahmar area," according to what the ministry said in a statement.

Al-Shamali indicated that "things are under control and reassuring so far, but the situation is being followed up on a regular basis due to developments in unstable weather conditions, with the aim of taking any emergency and necessary measures if necessary."