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Home Jordan News No severe cases in Aqaba hospitals, says governor No severe cases in Aqaba hospitals, says governor 28-06-2022 12:27 PM Ammon News - Aqaba Governor Mohammad Al-Rafaa'a Tuesday said there were no severe cases in the governorate's hospitals after the gas leak accident in the city's port. He said the number of cases still being treated at hospitals dropped to 139, while deaths increased to 13, including 5 of foreign nationalities, noting that two patients were evacuated to Amman by an air ambulance. Medical teams who arrived from the capital had helped speed up the recovery and discharge of several cases, he added.

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No severe cases in Aqaba hospitals, says governor

28-06-2022 12:27 PM

Ammon News - Aqaba Governor Mohammad Al-Rafaa'a Tuesday said there were no severe cases in the governorate's hospitals after the gas leak accident in the city's port.

He said the number of cases still being treated at hospitals dropped to 139, while deaths increased to 13, including 5 of foreign nationalities, noting that two patients were evacuated to Amman by an air ambulance.

Medical teams who arrived from the capital had helped speed up the recovery and discharge of several cases, he added.

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