Man in his 20s shoots his ex-wife in Shuna al-Shamalia

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Home Jordan News Man in his 20s shoots his ex-wife in Shuna al-Shamalia 25-11-2024 01:05 PM Ammon News - A woman was shot several times by her ex-husband on Monday, in the Shuna al-Shamalia area, according to a security source. The source told Ammon that a man in his 20s shot his ex-wife several times this morning in the Shuna al-Shamalia area. First aid was provided to the injured woman and she was transferred to the hospital to complete treatment, and her general condition was described as bad, the source added. The source also confirmed that the security services have begun investigations into the incident.

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Man in his 20s shoots his ex-wife in Shuna al-Shamalia

25-11-2024 01:05 PM

Ammon News - A woman was shot several times by her ex-husband on Monday, in the Shuna al-Shamalia area, according to a security source.

The source told Ammon that a man in his 20s shot his ex-wife several times this morning in the Shuna al-Shamalia area.

First aid was provided to the injured woman and she was transferred to the hospital to complete treatment, and her general condition was described as bad, the source added.

The source also confirmed that the security services have begun investigations into the incident.

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