Jordan's Health Minister outlines medical status of 27 injured in Karak shooting
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Jordanian Minister of Health Dr. Ibrahim Al-Bdour released an official medical update detailing the health conditions and distribution of patients receiving treatment following the deadly shooting attack in Karak Governorate.
According to the Health Ministry's breakdown, a total of 27 injured victims are admitted across five specialized healthcare centers in Karak and the capital, Amman.
The hospitalized patients from the Karak shooting are distributed across five facilities as follows:
Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein Hospital (Karak): 8 cases admitted under the Royal Medical Services, with 6 patients reported in stable condition and 2 remaining in critical condition.
King Hussein Medical Center (Amman): 8 cases admitted under the Royal Medical Services, all reported in stable condition.
Karak Governmental Hospital (Karak): 5 cases admitted under the Ministry of Health, all reported in stable condition.
Al-Bashir Hospitals (Amman): 3 cases admitted under the Ministry of Health, all reported in stable condition.
Italian Hospital (Karak): 3 cases admitted under private/charitable care, all reported in stable condition.
Across all facilities, a total of 27 individuals remain hospitalized, comprising 25 in stable condition and 2 in critical condition.
Dr. Al-Bdour underscored that specialized medical and nursing personnel across the Kingdom's public, military, and private healthcare systems remain fully mobilized to provide necessary clinical interventions and continuous monitoring for the wounded.
The health minister emphasized that treatment is proceeding in strict adherence to approved medical protocols, with patient transfers to tertiary care facilities in Amman carried out to ensure access to advanced specialized trauma and surgical care.
