A total number of seven new COVID-19 cases were recorded in Jordan on Wednesday, all from abroad, said the government.

The cases involve six people currently staying in hotel quarantine; three have travelled from Syria, two from Saudi Arabia and one from Iraq. 

One case involves a Jordanian truck driver who has entered from Saudi Arabia via Al-Omari border crossing. 

The total number cases now stand at 1,120 since the start of the crisis. 

Four recovered COVID-19 patients were discharged from Prince Hamzah Hospital on Wednesday. 

A total of 7,225 random tests were conducted today, bringing the total number conducted so far to 534,319.