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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Directors of Security Agencies Offer Condolences to Families of Deceased Conscripts

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Directors of Security Agencies Offer Condolences to Families of Deceased Conscripts

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yousef Ahmed Al-Huneiti (Note: keeping Maj. Gen. Majdi Mohammad Al-Harasis as per text), accompanied by the directors of security agencies and a number of senior armed forces officers, visited on Saturday the injured conscripts receiving treatment following the traffic accident involving the bus that was transporting them back to their homes in the south of the Kingdom.

The visit included the injured individuals receiving treatment at Al-Hussein Medical City, Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein Military Hospital, and Al-Karak Government Hospital, where Major General Al-Harasis and the security agency directors checked on their health conditions and listened to briefings from specialized medical staff regarding their health statuses, treatment stages, and the medical care provided to them.

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff directed the continuous provision of necessary medical and therapeutic care for the injured, monitoring their health conditions and needs until their recovery, affirming the General Command of the Armed Forces' ongoing follow-up on their cases since the accident occurred, and its keenness to provide all necessary care requirements for them.

In a related context, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the directors of security agencies, accompanied by a number of senior armed forces officers, offered condolences and sympathy to the families and relatives of the conscripts who passed away as a result of the accident.

During the condolence visits, Major General Al-Harasis and the security agency directors expressed their deepest condolences and sympathy to the families and relatives of the deceased, praying to the Almighty to bestow His vast mercy and forgiveness upon them, and to inspire their families with patience and solace.

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff affirmed the Armed Forces' solidarity with the families of the deceased, the continuous follow-up on their affairs, as well as the ongoing monitoring of the injured individuals' conditions and the provision of necessary care during their treatment and recovery stages.

This visit and offering of condolences come within the framework of the continuous follow-up by the General Command of the Armed Forces regarding the repercussions of the accident since its occurrence, and its commitment to caring for the conscripts, monitoring the conditions of the injured, and standing by the families of the deceased to follow up on their affairs.

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