Crisis Center tests mobile warning system
Recently, the National Center for Security and Crisis Management in Jordan conducted trials of the national emergency warning message system sent via mobile phones. The goal is to improve the system's readiness to alert citizens about risks from crises and disasters such as dust storms. The trials, which will run from July 27 to August 2, involve collaboration with ministries such as Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, and local telecom companies. The messages will be sent in both Arabic and English and will include an audible alert to capture attention. Recipients are advised not to be concerned when receiving the test messages. This step aims to ensure the system's effectiveness during emergencies and to raise public awareness of safety procedures.
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