Six Covid-19 patients, in intensive care in a hospital near Amman, died on Saturday following an oxygen supply failure.
Six Covid-19 patients, in intensive care in a hospital near Amman, died on Saturday following an oxygen supply failure, announced the Jordanian Minister of Health, who submitted his resignation.
“An oxygen supply failure occurred for nearly an hour at the Al-Salt government hospital and this likely resulted in the death of six patients,” Health Minister Nazir said on the spot. Obeidat, facing the journalists.
The victims are four men and two women
The victims are four men and two women, according to a source from the hospital where some 150 coronavirus patients are being treated. “An investigation has been opened to confirm that it was the lack of oxygen that led to the death of the six people,” he added.
“I take full moral responsibility for this incident and have submitted my resignation to the prime minister, he said. According to official television, King Abdullah II went to Al hospital. -Salt, located 30 km from Amman, where he called for the resignation of its director, Abdel Razak al-Khachman. The country of 10 million inhabitants, which launched its vaccination campaign in January, has recorded more than 464,000 cases of infection and more than 5,200 deaths.
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