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Home Jordan News Jordanians in Tunisia are fine: Ministry 18-03-2015 10:55 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Affairs confirmed that Jordanians in Tunisia are safe and no one was harmed in the terrorist attack that targeted a museums in the capital Tunis Wednesday. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Sabah Al Rafi' told Petra the ministry has been coordinating with the Kingdom's embassy in Tunisia to follow up on the conditions of Jordanians in the North African Arab nation following the deadly attack. She noted that a Jordanian student and his wife were present in one corner of the museum but they were far from where the attack took place and no harm was done to them.

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Jordanians in Tunisia are fine: Ministry

18-03-2015 10:55 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Affairs confirmed that Jordanians in Tunisia are safe and no one was harmed in the terrorist attack that targeted a museums in the capital Tunis Wednesday.

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Sabah Al Rafi' told Petra the ministry has been coordinating with the Kingdom's embassy in Tunisia to follow up on the conditions of Jordanians in the North African Arab nation following the deadly attack.

She noted that a Jordanian student and his wife were present in one corner of the museum but they were far from where the attack took place and no harm was done to them.

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