Drone crashes in Jordan's Amman causing damage to car and bus stop
Published June 19th, 2025 - 08:35 GMT
ALBAWABA - Jordan's Public Security announced on Tuesday that a drone crashed in Amman's Abu Nseir area, causing damage to a vehicle and a bus shelter.
The Public Security Directorate revealed that authorities received multiple reports of falling objects Thursday morning in several governorates across the Kingdom, all of which were dealt with.
It further added that one of these reports was in the Abu Nseir area, and immediately, the directorate dispatched a response team to the scene, and upon arrival, it was discovered that a drone had crashed near commercial stores, causing damage to a vehicle and a bus shelter.
No human casualties were reported. The relevant security and military agencies are investigating the incident.
The Public Security Directorate reiterated its warning against approaching any unfamiliar objects, which could be extremely dangerous.
It also urged people to cooperate by reporting any sightings directly to the unified emergency number 911, and to allow the relevant authorities to investigate and respond.
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