The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) has called on winter camp owners across the country to adhere to safety guidelines amid forecasts of unstable weather conditions, including thunderstorms and active winds in the coming period.

In a post published Wednesday on the X platform, the Ministry underscored the importance of following weather updates from official sources and taking necessary precautionary measures to safeguard lives and property.

It stressed the need for the highest levels of vigilance and caution, particularly in desert and coastal camps.

The Ministry outlined key safety guidelines, including avoiding presence in coastal camps during high waves, securing tents firmly before winds intensify, and seeking shelter inside vehicles or cabins rather than remaining in tents during adverse weather conditions.

It further emphasized the importance of not parking vehicles in low-lying areas or flood channels, disconnecting electrical power during strong winds and rainfall, and ensuring that cabin doors and windows are tightly closed.

The Ministry also warned against lighting fires or using electrical devices during storms, and advised avoiding contact with exposed metal structures during thunderstorms.

It urged the public to contact relevant authorities in emergency situations.

This advisory comes as part of the Ministry’s commitment to enhancing public safety and mitigating potential risks associated with unstable weather conditions.