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Home Jordan News 253 Syrian refugees enter Jordan Monday night 27-11-2012 12:00 AM Ammon News - Mafraq, (Petra) - A total of 253 Syrians entered the Kingdom Monday night raising the number of refugees in Jordan to 45216, media spokesperson for Syrian refugees affairs Anmar Hmoud said. The spokesperson added that 16 others who left the Zaatari camp returned to it again upon their request, noting that the Kingdom was continuing its humanitarian services to the refugees in coordination with international organizations. He added that 138 refugees returned to Syria yesterday upon their request.

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253 Syrian refugees enter Jordan Monday night

27-11-2012 12:00 AM

Ammon News - Mafraq, (Petra) - A total of 253 Syrians entered the Kingdom Monday night raising the number of refugees in Jordan to 45216, media spokesperson for Syrian refugees affairs Anmar Hmoud said.

The spokesperson added that 16 others who left the Zaatari camp returned to it again upon their request, noting that the Kingdom was continuing its humanitarian services to the refugees in coordination with international organizations.

He added that 138 refugees returned to Syria yesterday upon their request.

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