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The spokesperson for the National Center for Security and Crisis Management, Ahmad Al-Naimat, issued a formal statement on Sunday afternoon, March 29, 2026, calling on citizens to remain calm and avoid panic buying or unjustified hoarding of goods. Al-Naimat emphasized that the current domestic situation is fully under control and does not warrant public anxiety, as the Center has successfully activated comprehensive contingency plans in coordination with various ministries and security agencies since the onset of regional hostilities.
Specific warnings were issued against the dangerous practice of storing petroleum products or fuel inside homes or in non-designated areas, which poses a severe threat to public safety. The Center confirmed that Jordan’s strategic reserves of food, medicine, and energy are being managed effectively, with supply chains remaining fully operational despite the ongoing regional instability. Al-Naimat highlighted that thanks to the professionalism of the Jordanian Armed Forces and security services, no fatalities have been recorded from falling debris since the beginning of the conflict, with impacts limited to minor injuries and localized material damage.
This official reassurance follows a day of high activity where the Jordanian Armed Forces intercepted an Iranian missile and two drones targeting the Kingdom’s airspace. While the Public Security Directorate handled twenty-six reports of falling shrapnel and fragments that damaged three vehicles, the government continues to urge the public to rely exclusively on official information channels. Citizens are reminded to report any suspicious objects to the emergency number 911 and to strictly avoid approaching or tampering with any fallen shrapnel due to its hazardous nature.