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Home Jordan News Four Jordanian pilgrims killed in traffic accident in Saudi Arabia 25-03-2017 10:34 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Four Jordanians pilgrims were killed and a number of others were injured when their bus overturned in Saudi Arabia last night, according to official spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Sabah Al Rafei. Rafei told Petra that 4 pilgrims who sustains minor injuries will be discharged from hospital, and transferred to Jordan today, adding that arrangement are being made to transfer the bodies of the 4 pilgrims back to Jordan. "The ministry has been in continuous contact with the Saudi authorities to check on the condition of the injured ," she added. Rafei also voiced thanks and appreciation for the Saudi authorities for the medical care and attention given to the pilgrims.

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Four Jordanian pilgrims killed in traffic accident in Saudi Arabia

25-03-2017 10:34 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Four Jordanians pilgrims were killed and a number of others were injured when their bus overturned in Saudi Arabia last night, according to official spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Sabah Al Rafei.

Rafei told Petra that 4 pilgrims who sustains minor injuries will be discharged from hospital, and transferred to Jordan today, adding that arrangement are being made to transfer the bodies of the 4 pilgrims back to Jordan.

"The ministry has been in continuous contact with the Saudi authorities to check on the condition of the injured ," she added.

Rafei also voiced thanks and appreciation for the Saudi authorities for the medical care and attention given to the pilgrims.

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