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Amman, Oct. 24 (Petra)– Acting on Royal directives, Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff Maj. Gen. Majdi Mohammad Al-Harasis, on Friday
instructed the Director General of the Royal Medical Services to
transfer those injured in the shooting incident in Karak Governorate
to Al Hussein Medical City.
The Director General of the Medical Services said Prince Ali bin Al
Hussein Military Hospital received 26 injured people, eight of whom
were transferred to Al Hussein Medical City by a Royal Jordanian Air
Force helicopter, while three others were transferred to a private
hospital.
He added that eight injured people remain hospitalized, while two
others have been discharged after receiving the necessary medical
treatment.
The Jordan Armed Forces (JAF) remains committed to supporting
citizens and mobilizing all available medical resources to respond
efficiently and professionally, reflecting its continued readiness to
fulfill its humanitarian and national duties.
//Petra// MF
