Second Jordanian victim in Istanbul blast

Home Jordan News Second Jordanian victim in Istanbul blast 30-06-2016 06:21 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Sabah Al Rafie Thursday announced that a second Jordanian women was reportedly among the victims of the three suicide bombings took place at Istanbul's Ataturk airport late Tuesday. The woman, who is identified as Sundus Sa'da and holds a temporary Jordanian passport was confirmed dead. Sa'da is the wife of a Jordanian citizen, Mohammad Shreim, who was also injured in the attack. Al-Rafie added that the victim was found in one of the hospitals, adding that the couple's little son, Rayan was also injured in the terror attack and he was in critical condition. The ministry, late Wednesday announced that Nisreen Hammad, who is holding a temporary Jordanian passport was confirmed also among the dead . The death toll of Istanbul Airport explosion has reached 42 victims from around the world till now, according to Turkish authorities. Of the 239 people wounded Tuesday night, 128 remained hospitalized, it said.

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Second Jordanian victim in Istanbul blast

30-06-2016 06:21 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Sabah Al Rafie Thursday announced that a second Jordanian women was reportedly among the victims of the three suicide bombings took place at Istanbul's Ataturk airport late Tuesday.

The woman, who is identified as Sundus Sa'da and holds a temporary Jordanian passport was confirmed dead. Sa'da is the wife of a Jordanian citizen, Mohammad Shreim, who was also injured in the attack.

Al-Rafie added that the victim was found in one of the hospitals, adding that the couple's little son, Rayan was also injured in the terror attack and he was in critical condition.

The ministry, late Wednesday announced that Nisreen Hammad, who is holding a temporary Jordanian passport was confirmed also among the dead .

The death toll of Istanbul Airport explosion has reached 42 victims from around the world till now, according to Turkish authorities. Of the 239 people wounded Tuesday night, 128 remained hospitalized, it said.

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