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Home Jordan News Foreign Ministry follows up on conditions of Jordanians in Lebanon 19-11-2013 08:32 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs is currently following up with the Jordanian embassy in Beirut to check on the conditions of Jordanians in Lebanon following a blast rocked Beirut that left more than 23 people dead and more than 146 others injured. The ministry spokesperson Sabah al Rifaitold Ammon News that the ministry waiting for the Lebanese authorities final report about the bomb and victims. " Jordanian Embassy in Beirut did not receive any calls till the moment" she said.

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Foreign Ministry follows up on conditions of Jordanians in Lebanon

19-11-2013 08:32 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs is currently following up with the Jordanian embassy in Beirut to check on the conditions of Jordanians in Lebanon following a blast rocked Beirut that left more than 23 people dead and more than 146 others injured.

The ministry spokesperson Sabah al Rifaitold Ammon News that the ministry waiting for the Lebanese authorities final report about the bomb and victims.

" Jordanian Embassy in Beirut did not receive any calls till the moment" she said.

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