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Home Jordan News Jordanian reportedly among Canada van victims 24-04-2018 01:38 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - In the case of a deliberate accident that took place today in Toronto, Canada by a Canadian citizen,which killed 10 and injured 15 others. Among the 10 people killed was a Jordanian citizen Munir Abdu Habib Al-Najjar, who had gone to Canada to visit one of his son when a van mounted a sidewalk and rammed into pedestrians in Toronto. The Jordanian Embassy in Ottawa continued with the relatives of the deceased, and offered condolences to them. The work is under way in coordination with the Operations Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the expatriate affairs of Amman, on the procedures for transporting the body to Jordan. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a press conference Tuesday that the deadly van attack in Toronto had not changed the country's threat level or security preparations for the G7 summit in June, adding that Canadians must not live in fear.

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Jordanian reportedly among Canada van victims

24-04-2018 01:38 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - In the case of a deliberate accident that took place today in Toronto, Canada by a Canadian citizen,which killed 10 and injured 15 others.

Among the 10 people killed was a Jordanian citizen Munir Abdu Habib Al-Najjar, who had gone to Canada to visit one of his son when a van mounted a sidewalk and rammed into pedestrians in Toronto.

The Jordanian Embassy in Ottawa continued with the relatives of the deceased, and offered condolences to them.

The work is under way in coordination with the Operations Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the expatriate affairs of Amman, on the procedures for transporting the body to Jordan.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a press conference Tuesday that the deadly van attack in Toronto had not changed the country's threat level or security preparations for the G7 summit in June, adding that Canadians must not live in fear.

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