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Amman, July 2 (Petra) — Three Jordanian citizens were killed in two
separate traffic accidents in Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and Expatriates announced Thursday, noting that its consular
directorate and the embassy in Riyadh are actively following up on
the incidents.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ambassador Fuad Majali said that the
embassy is coordinating with the Saudi authorities to provide the
necessary assistance and complete procedures to repatriate the bodies
to Jordan, in line with the wishes of their families.
Majali extended his deepest condolences and sympathy to the victims’
families, praying that they be granted patience and solace during
their bereavement.
//Petra// NQ
