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Home Jordan News 89 injuries in heater-related incidents since beginning of winter 03-12-2024 01:22 PM Ammon News - The Public Security Directorate (PSD) handled with 76 incidents resulting in 89 injuries since the beginning of winter due to the misuse of heaters. Colonel Anwar Al-Shadeefat, director of the Civil Defense's Ambulance and Humanitarian Support Department in the PSD , said that the Directorate is raising awareness about safe heater use during winter. Al-Shdeifat noted that heater-related incidents have recurred recently due to the increased need for heaters in cold temperatures and pointed out that such incidents have decreased by 10-15% compared to previous years, indicating a rise in public awareness.

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89 injuries in heater-related incidents since beginning of winter

03-12-2024 01:22 PM

Ammon News - The Public Security Directorate (PSD) handled with 76 incidents resulting in 89 injuries since the beginning of winter due to the misuse of heaters.

Colonel Anwar Al-Shadeefat, director of the Civil Defense's Ambulance and Humanitarian Support Department in the PSD , said that the Directorate is raising awareness about safe heater use during winter.

Al-Shdeifat noted that heater-related incidents have recurred recently due to the increased need for heaters in cold temperatures and pointed out that such incidents have decreased by 10-15% compared to previous years, indicating a rise in public awareness.

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