Army starts implementing first phase to evacuate quarantined persons in Dead Sea area

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Home Jordan News Army starts implementing first phase to evacuate quarantined persons in Dead Sea area [22-05-2020 03:38 PM] Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army. on Friday, started implementing the first phase of evacuating the quarantined students in the Dead Sea area. The phase included 564 persons out of 2790 after the end of the 17-day mandatory quarantine period. The process was carried out in coordination with the coronavirus crisis cell at the National Centre for Security and Crisis Management. The plan was developed within a methodology that depends on the procedures that provide the maximum safety for the quarantined, as its outputs will be monitored on the ground. The medical teams of the Royal Medical Services distributed brochures to the quarantined and conducted a clinical evaluation in their rooms before departure within the criteria of the national plan.

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Army starts implementing first phase to evacuate quarantined persons in Dead Sea area

[22-05-2020 03:38 PM]

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army. on Friday, started implementing the first phase of evacuating the quarantined students in the Dead Sea area.

The phase included 564 persons out of 2790 after the end of the 17-day mandatory quarantine period. The process was carried out in coordination with the coronavirus crisis cell at the National Centre for Security and Crisis Management.

The plan was developed within a methodology that depends on the procedures that provide the maximum safety for the quarantined, as its outputs will be monitored on the ground.

The medical teams of the Royal Medical Services distributed brochures to the quarantined and conducted a clinical evaluation in their rooms before departure within the criteria of the national plan.

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