In light of the ongoing regional tensions — especially following Israel’s attacks on Iran — Bahrain’s Ministry of Interior has stepped up with a series of precautionary safety measures to ensure the public is informed and prepared. Earlier this morning, the Ministry conducted a successful warning siren test across the country. While many heard the alarms loud and clear, the goal wasn’t to cause panic — it was all about preparedness.

So, what should you do if those sirens go off again for real? The MOI has shared some important guidelines that every resident should know:

 

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 If You’re Driving When You Hear the Siren:

• Stay calm — don’t slam the brakes or stop suddenly.

• Carefully merge to the right to allow emergency vehicles a clear path.

• Avoid pulling over in areas that may block access or intersections.

If You’re at Home:

• Head indoors if you’re outside.

• Close windows and doors to avoid exposure to any unknown substances.

• Stay tuned to official news sources or MOI alerts for updates.

 What NOT to Do:

• Avoid crowded public spaces unless absolutely necessary.

• Don’t touch suspicious items or objects — report them immediately.

• Refrain from sharing unverified information or videos on social media to prevent panic.

This set of instructions is part of Bahrain’s proactive efforts to stay ahead of potential risks. Authorities are encouraging everyone to take these guidelines seriously. So whether you’re on the road, at work, or chilling at home, stay alert, stay calm, and always follow official updates.