Amman follows up on Jordanians' conditions following Beirut's blast

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Home Jordan News Amman follows up on Jordanians' conditions following Beirut's blast 04-08-2020 04:45 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates emphasized Tuesday that it is following up on Jordanians' conditions in Lebanon following a large blast that rocked Beirut. Dhaifullah Fayez, the spokesperson of the Ministry, told Petra that the Jordanian embassy in Beirut is in constant contact with Jordanian expats in the country, highlighting that initial data shows no injuries among Jordanians in the capital. He said that the number of Jordanians in Lebanon has largely dwindled as many had been evacuated due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Amman follows up on Jordanians' conditions following Beirut's blast

04-08-2020 04:45 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates emphasized Tuesday that it is following up on Jordanians' conditions in Lebanon following a large blast that rocked Beirut.

Dhaifullah Fayez, the spokesperson of the Ministry, told Petra that the Jordanian embassy in Beirut is in constant contact with Jordanian expats in the country, highlighting that initial data shows no injuries among Jordanians in the capital.

He said that the number of Jordanians in Lebanon has largely dwindled as many had been evacuated due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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