By TheTimesOfPost
September 16, 2023
Hussein al-Qahtani, the spokesperson for the National Center of Meteorology in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, decided to address these rumors head-on. On Thursday, September 14, he took to X (formerly Twitter) to provide clarity and assurance to the concerned citizens.
In a series of tweets, al-Qahtani emphasized that there was no imminent threat of a cyclone hitting the country. He reiterated that the National Center of Meteorology closely monitored weather patterns and had not detected any cyclone forming in the region.
Al-Qahtani shared satellite images and weather data to support his statement. He explained that the country's advanced meteorological technology allowed them to accurately predict and monitor weather phenomena.
As his tweets gained traction, the panic began to subside. People started sharing his messages, spreading the word that there was no need for alarm.
Al-Qahtani's reassurance brought a sigh of relief to the nation. Social media, once abuzz with fear, transformed into a platform of gratitude for the diligent work of the National Center of Meteorology.
This incident serves as a reminder of the power of accurate information and responsible reporting. False rumors can cause unnecessary panic and chaos.
The National Center of Meteorology continues to work tirelessly to provide reliable weather forecasts and ensure the safety of the people of Saudi Arabia.
In the end, the nation came together, united by the truth, and the dark clouds of uncertainty were replaced with the clear skies of confidence in their meteorological authority.