Jordan denies reports of Aqaba Airport, Port evacuation
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Official sources denied reports that Jordanian authorities had ordered the evacuation of King Hussein International Airport or the seaport in Aqaba, affirming that both facilities are operating normally.
The sources told Roya News that no decisions have been issued regarding the evacuation of either King Hussein International Airport or the Aqaba seaport, dismissing reports circulating in recent hours as false.
They said both strategic facilities continue to operate normally without interruption.
In the same context, Jordan's Minister of Government Communication, Mohammad Momani, told Roya News that the relevant Jordanian authorities have not recorded any potential threats in recent hours.
Momani said the country's security and public situation is being monitored continuously by the relevant authorities, stressing that air and maritime traffic through Aqaba remains stable, ensuring the continued movement of travelers and the uninterrupted flow of supply chains.
The official sources added that if any potential risks emerge, the public will be informed immediately and transparently through the relevant Jordanian authorities in accordance with established emergency procedures.
They noted that Jordan's precautionary measures include rapid response mechanisms, including the activation of warning sirens whenever necessary, to safeguard public safety and protect workers at critical facilities.
