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Karak, Sept. 15 (Petra) – The Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC)
allocated nearly JD1 million on Tuesday to enhance healthcare
services across Karak, funding advanced equipment and facility
modernization at Karak Governmental Hospital.
The grant will equip the hospital with a modern CT scanner, 100
electric beds, and a flexible laryngoscope while backing facility
renovations via the Karak Development Corporation.
Additionally, the initiative backs the National Center for Diabetes,
Endocrinology, and Genetics (NCDEG) to establish a new branch at
Mutah University.
JPMC Chairman Mohammad Thneibat and Karak Governor Qablan Sharif
visited the hospital.
Thneibat said the grant aligns with JPMC’s corporate social
responsibility mission to meet critical local needs and elevate
patient care.
Karak Governmental Hospital Director Ali Sarairah and Sharif hailed
the contribution, stating that the modern equipment and structural
improvements will boost local clinical capacity and minimize
out-of-governorate medical referrals.
//Petra// HA
