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"Irbid Executive" Reviews Winter Plan and Increases Readiness to Address Hot Spots

"Irbid Executive" Reviews Winter Plan and Increases Readiness to Address Hot Spots

Irbid Governor and Chairman of the Executive Council of the Governorate, Firas Abu Ghannam, chaired the meeting of the Civil Defense Committee held in the meeting hall of the Governorate Council at the King Abdullah II Gardens, to discuss the emergency plan and early preparations for the upcoming winter season 2026–2027, in the presence of the directors of the Civil Defense directorates in East and West Irbid, and the directors of Irbid, West Irbid, and Al-Ramtha police, and the executive directors concerned with emergency plans.

Abu Ghannam emphasized the importance of early preparation and high readiness to deal with all weather developments, stressing that there is no room for negligence or delay in implementing field plans, and that there is no longer time to conduct studies and theoretical solutions but immediate and practical transition to direct field work. He also stressed the need to address all the observations and hot spots that were detected over the past years, and to identify what has been solved from them to develop radical solutions for the remaining challenges and avoid their recurrence.

For his part, Irbid Police Director, Brigadier General Muhammad Al-Abadi, confirmed the readiness of the Public Security Directorate with all its formations and the Civil Defense to provide advanced and well-prepared plans to deal with various weather developments. The Chairman of the Joint Services Council for Irbid Governorate, Engineer Firas Al-Hizaimeh, reviewed the Council's plan and its field mechanism for early rapid intervention during the implementation of the emergency plan.

In turn, the executive directors reviewed their institutions' plans to deal with winter conditions; where the Director of Social Development in Irbid, Muhammad Abu Tarbush, presented the readiness of the accredited shelter centers and coordination with the National Aid Fund Directorate to provide emergency assistance to eligible cases, and the Director of the First Irbid Endowment Directorate, Dr. Raed Jarwan, presented the Directorate's plan to support emergency efforts, in addition to reviewing the plans of the Directors of Education to ensure the safety of schools and students in various weather conditions.

For her part, the Mayor of Greater Irbid Municipality, Dr. Imad Al-Azza, confirmed the treatment of previously observed observations and the absence of any area currently classified as a hot spot within the municipal boundaries.

For her part, the Director of Irbid Governorate Works, Engineer Rehab Al-Attom, reviewed the emergency plan of the Directorate and the field cadres ready to deal with weather conditions. Al-Attom, accompanied by Governor Abu Ghannam and Al-Azza, discussed the mechanism of engineering and technical solutions to address the hot spot located at the beginning of Petra Street near the Sireih intersection, to ensure the smooth flow of traffic and the drainage of rainwater and prevent any accumulation during the rainy seasons.

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