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Home Jordan News Work teams to follow up on Jordanians injured in terrorist attack [16-03-2019 07:34 AM] Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Director of Operations Center Sufian Qudah at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that his ministry has formed a working team to follow up on Jordanians injured in New Zealand terrorist attack. Qudah, in a statement issued by the ministry, said that the team is headed by an ambassador at the ministry and entrusted with collecting information about martyrs and injured, communicating with their relatives and airlifting the martyrs' bodies to the Kingdom. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged martyrs' families to contact the work team's hotline on (00962795497777), Qudah said.

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Work teams to follow up on Jordanians injured in terrorist attack

[16-03-2019 07:34 AM]

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Director of Operations Center Sufian Qudah at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that his ministry has formed a working team to follow up on Jordanians injured in New Zealand terrorist attack.

Qudah, in a statement issued by the ministry, said that the team is headed by an ambassador at the ministry and entrusted with collecting information about martyrs and injured, communicating with their relatives and airlifting the martyrs' bodies to the Kingdom.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged martyrs' families to contact the work team's hotline on (00962795497777), Qudah said.

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