Bahrain activates alarms, urges public to move to safe areas
Baku, July 20, AZERTAC
Bahrain’s Interior Ministry on Monday said alarm sirens were activated, urging citizens to remain calm and head to the nearest safe location, according to Anadolu Agency.
The ministry also called on the public to follow updates through official channels, according to the statement.
The alert came a few hours after Bahrain issued a similar warning earlier in the day.
There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Regional tensions have escalated since the US and Israel launched a joint offensive against Iran in February. Tehran retaliated with drone and missile strikes targeting Gulf nations hosting US assets.
The US and Iran signed a Pakistani-mediated memorandum of understanding last month to end their conflict and reach a lasting peace agreement, but tensions escalated again last week over the Strait of Hormuz, with the two sides exchanging attacks.
FEEDBACK
Other news in this section
- 07.08.2026 [20:43]
Japan orders evacuations as Typhoon Dolphin approaches, cancels 500 flights
- 07.08.2026 [19:26]
FAO Food Price Index edges higher in July on stronger crop prices
- 07.08.2026 [18:18]
Artificial Intelligence used to design brand new viruses
- 07.08.2026 [17:49]
Low Danube water levels in Bulgaria expose Roman-era bridge
Top stories update
- [20:00]
Top stories update
- [12:00]
Azeri Light sells for $93.37
- [10:50]
Top stories update
- 06.08.2026 [20:00]
Munich car-ramming attacker sentenced to life in prison
- 06.08.2026 [19:48]
UK clears Paramount’s stalled $110B Warner Bros. Discovery takeover
- 06.08.2026 [19:13]
Real Madrid sign Diomande from RB Leipzig
- 06.08.2026 [18:55]
Number of Azerbaijani nationals working for bp disclosed
- 06.08.2026 [18:22]
Azerbaijan, US explore global economy trends
- 06.08.2026 [17:59]
Lebanon, Israel begin final day of 7th round of negotiations in Rome
- 06.08.2026 [17:45]
Azerbaijan, FIDE explore enhancing cooperation
- 06.08.2026 [17:44]
Trabzonspor sign Salah on blockbuster 2-year deal
- 06.08.2026 [17:43]
Butterflies are rapidly changing where they live as climate changes
- 06.08.2026 [17:21]
BEU graduate awarded prestigious Chevening scholarship
- 06.08.2026 [17:06]
24 wells drilled for Shahdeniz 2 project to date, bp says
- 06.08.2026 [16:41]
AFFA official appointed UEFA delegate for Europa League qualifier
- 06.08.2026 [16:28]
Turkish media representatives visit Aghdam Industrial Park
- 06.08.2026 [16:06]
bp: Further evaluation of the Shafag-Asiman block is required
- 06.08.2026 [15:56]
Most-detailed-ever image of sun reveals roiling waves for first time
- 06.08.2026 [15:21]
First 2026 issue of English-language IRS-Heritage magazine published
- 06.08.2026 [14:29]
Microbiome-based therapy may increase peanut allergy tolerance in adults
- 06.08.2026 [14:22]
Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli produced 59 million barrels during first half of 2026
- 06.08.2026 [14:09]
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister visits Ukrainian city of Irpin
- 06.08.2026 [13:44]
Verdict announced in appellate court on appeals of Armenian citizens
- 06.08.2026 [13:11]
Another shipment from Russia dispatched to Armenia via Azerbaijan
- 06.08.2026 [12:36]
Top stories update
- 06.08.2026 [12:00]
Court of Appeal continues hearings on appeals filed by Armenian citizens
- 06.08.2026 [11:44]
Gold and silver prices surge on global markets
- 06.08.2026 [10:40]
Oil prices decline in global markets
- 06.08.2026 [10:22]
Azeri Light sells for $91.04
- 06.08.2026 [10:17]
Our key priority is to promote voluntary tax compliance, Service chief says
- 05.08.2026 [21:24]
Portuguese legend Luis Figo calls on FIFA chief Infantino to resign
- 05.08.2026 [21:12]
Top stories update
- 05.08.2026 [20:00]
Gold rises 3% toward $4,200 as Hormuz deal hopes ease inflation concerns
- 05.08.2026 [19:27]