Bahrain confirms no abnormal radiation levels after Iranian attack

MANAMA — Bahrain confirmed that its airspace and waters are free of any abnormal radiation levels following the recent Iranian attack, as authorities continue to monitor regional developments.

The Supreme Council for Environment said it is conducting round-the-clock monitoring through a nationwide environmental and radiation detection network across all governorates.

The council added that monitoring is being carried out in coordination with relevant national authorities, as well as in continuous communication with the GCC Emergency Management Center and international bodies, including the International Atomic Energy Agency.

According to the Bahrain News Agency, all environmental and radiation indicators remain within normal and safe levels, with officials stressing that there is no cause for concern at this time.