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Home Jordan News FM: Jordanian girl dies in Turkiye earthquake 13-02-2023 08:29 PM Ammon News - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates said Monday it is following up on the condition of Jordanian citizens in Syria and Turkiye after the earthquakes that struck the two countries last week. The Jordanian embassy in Ankara confirmed the death of the Jordanian girl, who was residing in the city of Antakya with her mother, and she was buried there at the request of her family, according to a ministry statement. The Ministry renewed its call for Jordanians in both Syria and Turkey to call for help on the numbers of the Jordanian Embassy in Damascus: (00963985425006), (00963981501103), (00963934780078), (00963954455455), (00963988530797), the Jordanian Embassy in Ankara: (00905353648518), (00905384419586), (00905417899641), (00905012575198) and the Operations Center Unit (00962795497777), or e-mail (op.ctr@fm.gov.jo).

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FM: Jordanian girl dies in Turkiye earthquake

13-02-2023 08:29 PM

Ammon News - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates said Monday it is following up on the condition of Jordanian citizens in Syria and Turkiye after the earthquakes that struck the two countries last week.

The Jordanian embassy in Ankara confirmed the death of the Jordanian girl, who was residing in the city of Antakya with her mother, and she was buried there at the request of her family, according to a ministry statement.

The Ministry renewed its call for Jordanians in both Syria and Turkey to call for help on the numbers of the Jordanian Embassy in Damascus: (00963985425006), (00963981501103), (00963934780078), (00963954455455), (00963988530797), the Jordanian Embassy in Ankara: (00905353648518), (00905384419586), (00905417899641), (00905012575198) and the Operations Center Unit (00962795497777), or e-mail (op.ctr@fm.gov.jo).

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