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Home Jordan News Gov't to continue granting medical exemptions to citizens 28-01-2018 11:32 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Health Minister Mahmoud Al Shayyab stressed the government's keenness to continue granting medical exemptions to Jordanians in a more regulated fashion. He said in a press statement on Sunday that the government has allocated within the 2018 general budget, JD100 million for medical exemptions. The minister added that the decision to endorse the Royal Court’s public service department with granting medical exemptions for patients without medical insurance, aims at avoiding duality and ensuring justice and transparency.

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Gov't to continue granting medical exemptions to citizens

28-01-2018 11:32 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Health Minister Mahmoud Al Shayyab stressed the government's keenness to continue granting medical exemptions to Jordanians in a more regulated fashion.

He said in a press statement on Sunday that the government has allocated within the 2018 general budget, JD100 million for medical exemptions.

The minister added that the decision to endorse the Royal Court’s public service department with granting medical exemptions for patients without medical insurance, aims at avoiding duality and ensuring justice and transparency.

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