Hebron: The Environment Quality Authority has announced that air quality in the southern areas of the Hebron governorate remains stable following the recent incident in the Negev industrial area. This assurance comes after comprehensive field tests and direct monitoring were conducted by the Authority, in collaboration with relevant bodies, ensuring continuous oversight around the clock.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, initial measurements taken by the Authority's teams indicate that levels of pollutants, including gases and suspended particles, are within natural and safe limits. These findings suggest that there are currently no environmental or health concerns that necessitate immediate public alarm.
The Environment Quality Authority has committed to ongoing environmental monitoring, testing, and measurements. Meanwhile, the Civil Defense maintains its readiness to respond to any emergencies in coordination with relevant authorities. The public will be promptly informed of any developments that might require their attention.
Both the Environment Quality Authority and the Civil Defense are closely monitoring the situation in the aftermath of the Negev industrial area incident. They have reassured citizens, particularly those in the southern Hebron governorate, that there is no immediate cause for concern. Officials have urged the public to rely on information disseminated through official channels and to refrain from spreading unverified news or rumors.
In case of detecting unusual odors or symptoms, residents are advised to stay indoors, close windows temporarily, and contact relevant medical authorities. Compliance with instructions from official bodies is also recommended to ensure public safety.
These authorities emphasized that the safety of citizens is of utmost importance, encouraging the public to remain calm and stay informed through official sources.