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Home Jordan News Amman cleaners replace orange uniforms 10-03-2015 12:52 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Jordanian capital decided to swap the workers' orange uniforms for turquoise ones because the old garb was too reminiscent of the jumpsuits worn by Islamic State captives in grisly beheading videos,Fox news Published. Among those killed by the extremists was a Jordanian fighter pilot, Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh, who was immolated by his captors while trapped in a cage. The video surfaced last month, prompting widespread anger in Jordan and official vows of retaliation. Municipal spokesman Mazen Farjeen said Monday that the city was responding to demands from the public and the pilot's family. He says the city wanted to protect the image of the workers by swapping colors. The new uniforms will be phased in later this month.

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Amman cleaners replace orange uniforms

10-03-2015 12:52 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Jordanian capital decided to swap the workers' orange uniforms for turquoise ones because the old garb was too reminiscent of the jumpsuits worn by Islamic State captives in grisly beheading videos,Fox news Published.

Among those killed by the extremists was a Jordanian fighter pilot, Lt. Muath al-Kaseasbeh, who was immolated by his captors while trapped in a cage. The video surfaced last month, prompting widespread anger in Jordan and official vows of retaliation.

Municipal spokesman Mazen Farjeen said Monday that the city was responding to demands from the public and the pilot's family.

He says the city wanted to protect the image of the workers by swapping colors.

The new uniforms will be phased in later this month.

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