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Home Jordan News CDD continue searching for missing young man in Zarqa river 12-01-2020 09:02 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Civil Defense Department (CDD), on Sunday, said its specialized teams for the fifth day in a raw, were continuing their search operations for a missing young man who was swept away in the Wadi Al-Qamar river in Zarqa Governorate, northeast of Amman. In the search operations, Search and rescue teams use drones equipped with cameras linked to the command and control bus, search and rescue dogs, and boats for searches in the King Talal Dam, according to the CDD spokesperson. He added that the number of divers has been increased to search in deep water pools, with the participation of civil defense volunteers and groups from the local community.

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CDD continue searching for missing young man in Zarqa river

12-01-2020 09:02 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Civil Defense Department (CDD), on Sunday, said its specialized teams for the fifth day in a raw, were continuing their search operations for a missing young man who was swept away in the Wadi Al-Qamar river in Zarqa Governorate, northeast of Amman.

In the search operations, Search and rescue teams use drones equipped with cameras linked to the command and control bus, search and rescue dogs, and boats for searches in the King Talal Dam, according to the CDD spokesperson.

He added that the number of divers has been increased to search in deep water pools, with the participation of civil defense volunteers and groups from the local community.

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