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Jordan condemns Munich attack
By JT - Jul 23,2016 - Last updated at Jul 23,2016
AMMAN — The government on Saturday condemned the shooting attack in Munich in which 9 people were killed and 27 injured, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Prime Minister Hani Mulki also checked on the safety of the national women’s U-17 football team, whose members are currently in Munich.
The Foreign Ministry is in contact with German authorities and the Jordanian embassy in Berlin to follow up on any possible Jordanian casualties among the victims of the attack.
The ministry called on Jordanians in need of help in Munich to contact the following numbers: Ministry operator: 0096265735150; Ministry Operations Unit: 0096265735166; Jordanian embassy: 00491744969622; Royal Jordanian in Munich: 004917231632220; or Royal Jordanian in Frankfurt: 004915127542177.
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