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Home Jordan News Second phase of flights to return Jordanians stranded abroad begins tomorrow 14-05-2020 12:26 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - State Minister for Media Affairs Amjad Adailah said that the second phase of repatriating Jordanian students and citizens stranded abroad will commence on Friday, through 16 flights. During a press briefing at the Prime Ministry, the minister added that the second phases includes a total of 3000 thousand Jordanians abroad. Commenting on underprivileged families, Adailah said a total of 166,908 households have received cash assistance, which stood at 20, 944000, as the National Aid Fund will continue its work to cover the whole number of the families.

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Second phase of flights to return Jordanians stranded abroad begins tomorrow

14-05-2020 12:26 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - State Minister for Media Affairs Amjad Adailah said that the second phase of repatriating Jordanian students and citizens stranded abroad will commence on Friday, through 16 flights.

During a press briefing at the Prime Ministry, the minister added that the second phases includes a total of 3000 thousand Jordanians abroad.

Commenting on underprivileged families, Adailah said a total of 166,908 households have received cash assistance, which stood at 20, 944000, as the National Aid Fund will continue its work to cover the whole number of the families.

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