Jordanian Air Force evacuates 11 citizens injured in Egypt crash
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- A Royal Jordanian Air Force aircraft evacuated 11 Jordanians injured in a traffic accident in Egypt.
- Eight sustained moderate injuries and three suffered serious injuries before being transferred to Al Hussein Medical City for further treatment.
Acting on royal directives, the Royal Jordanian Air Force sent an aircraft equipped with a specialized medical team to evacuate 11 Jordanian citizens injured in a traffic accident in Egypt on Monday.
The operation was coordinated with the Royal Medical Services, the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army said.
The injured had received the necessary medical care in Egypt, according to the commander of the Royal Jordanian Air Force Medical Corps.
Their conditions ranged from moderate to serious, with eight people suffering moderate injuries and three sustaining serious injuries.
The injured Jordanians will be transferred to Al Hussein Medical City in Jordan to continue treatment and receive specialized medical care according to their conditions.
The armed forces said the medical evacuation was carried out as part of Jordan's efforts to ensure the safety of its citizens and provide assistance to them in emergency situations wherever they are.
Families of the injured expressed their gratitude to King Abdullah II and the Jordan Armed Forces for following up on the victims' conditions and providing support and care during the emergency.
