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2 Jordanians confirmed dead in Turkey earthquake
By JT - Mar 14,2023 - Last updated at Mar 14,2023
AMMAN — The Foreign Ministry on Tuesday confirmed the death of two Jordanians, with whom contact has been lost since an earthquake hit the Turkish city of Antakya in early February.
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Sinan Majali said that Turkish authorities informed the Jordanian embassy in Ankara of the results of a DNA test, which confirmed the identity of the two deceased Jordanians. Sinan expressed condolences to the families of the deceased.
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