Under royal directives, child transferred to King Hussein Medical City

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Home Jordan News Under royal directives, child transferred to King Hussein Medical City 14-02-2023 02:10 PM Ammon News - Under royal directives, the child Omar Arafa (12 years old) was admitted to King Hussein Medical City to complete his treatment after he was bitten by stray dogs while returning from school in the Jawa region last Sunday. After the issuance of the royal directives, the head of the RHC, Yousuf Issawi, immediately communicated with the child's family, informing them of His Majesty's directives to provide him with comprehensive health care. The mother of the child said, in statements to the newspaper, that her son suffered severe injuries to his face and separate parts of his body, as a result of stray dogs attacking him while he was returning from school, appealing for the need to provide them with assistance to complete the treatment of the child.

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Under royal directives, child transferred to King Hussein Medical City

14-02-2023 02:10 PM

Ammon News - Under royal directives, the child Omar Arafa (12 years old) was admitted to King Hussein Medical City to complete his treatment after he was bitten by stray dogs while returning from school in the Jawa region last Sunday.

After the issuance of the royal directives, the head of the RHC, Yousuf Issawi, immediately communicated with the child's family, informing them of His Majesty's directives to provide him with comprehensive health care.

The mother of the child said, in statements to the newspaper, that her son suffered severe injuries to his face and separate parts of his body, as a result of stray dogs attacking him while he was returning from school, appealing for the need to provide them with assistance to complete the treatment of the child.

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