The Ministry of Interior in the Kingdom of Bahrain announced that Civil Defense teams successfully brought under control a fire that broke out in a warehouse belonging to a private company as a result of falling debris caused by what it described as an Iranian attack confirming that no injuries were reported at the incident site reflecting the swift response and readiness of authorities in handling such emergencies that could pose risks to lives and property.

In an official statement carried by the Bahrain News Agency BNA the ministry explained that the fire was contained in a short time following immediate intervention by Civil Defense teams which handled the situation with high efficiency taking all necessary measures to prevent the spread of flames and fully secure the area to ensure that nearby facilities and surrounding properties were not affected.

The ministry confirmed that firefighting operations involved a significant field deployment as 20 vehicles and 62 officers and personnel were dispatched to the site where they worked in coordination to control the blaze and manage its consequences in a professional manner highlighting the high level of preparedness and operational coordination among the relevant authorities responsible for emergency response.

Authorities also indicated that competent teams promptly initiated on site procedures after extinguishing the fire including securing the location and beginning technical assessments to evaluate the extent of damage and verify the overall safety of the facility as part of ongoing efforts to protect lives and property and to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents in the future.

The Ministry of Interior stressed the importance of adhering to official instructions and safety guidelines in such circumstances emphasizing that public safety remains a top priority while confirming that concerned entities continue to operate around the clock to monitor developments and respond effectively reinforcing security and stability across the Kingdom.