There was no decision to evacuate Aqaba’s seaport or airport after the US embassy issued a security alert earlier on Sunday, Jordan’s Minister of Government Communication and Government Spokesperson Mohammad al-Momani told Al Arabiya.Al-Momani added that both facilities were operating normally and that Aqaba’s seaport was working at its full capacity.Jordanian authorities also denied to AFP that they had ordered the evacuation of the airport and seaport in the coastal city of Aqaba with al-Momani saying that no “potential threats” had been detected.The denial came after the US embassy said on X on Sunday that the international airport and seaport in Aqaba in southern Jordan were evacuated because of a “specific and credible threat.”For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.“We strongly advise all Americans to refrain (from) traveling to either the airport or seaport. Continue to follow all Jordanian authorities’ security directives,” the embassy said, without providing further details.With agencies Read more: Trump mourns US service members killed in Iran attack, but says mission is critical