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Home Jordan News Three people injured after bus tips over due to torrential rain 26-12-2022 04:38 PM Ammon News - Three people were injured after a coaster bus was tipped over due to heavy rainfall in the Maan governorate south of the Kingdom, according to an official source. Maan's main emergency operations room on Monday said that the bus was washed up by torrential rain on the road to the Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, which released a statement suspending classes due to the weather conditions for the safety of its students shortly after the incident took place. Director of the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) Raed Khattab told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) earlier today that the southern governorates could expect the most precipitation.

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Three people injured after bus tips over due to torrential rain

26-12-2022 04:38 PM

Ammon News - Three people were injured after a coaster bus was tipped over due to heavy rainfall in the Maan governorate south of the Kingdom, according to an official source.

Maan's main emergency operations room on Monday said that the bus was washed up by torrential rain on the road to the Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, which released a statement suspending classes due to the weather conditions for the safety of its students shortly after the incident took place.

Director of the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD) Raed Khattab told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) earlier today that the southern governorates could expect the most precipitation.

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