Staff members move humanitarian aid at a military airport in Amman, Jordan, Sept. 13, 2023. King Abdullah II of Jordan extended condolences over the victims of the deadly floods in eastern Libya, and a government-run organization dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid on Wednesday. (Photo by Mohammad Abu Ghosh/Xinhua)
AMMAN, Sept. 13 (Xinhua) -- King Abdullah II of Jordan extended condolences over the victims of the deadly floods in eastern Libya, and a government-run organization dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid on Wednesday.
King Abdullah II expressed sympathies to the bereaved families and wished the injured a speedy recovery in a phone call to the President of the Libyan Presidency Council Mohamed Menfi on Tuesday.
The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization said that it dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid to floods-hit eastern Libya.
According to its statement, the coordination has been completed with the concerned authorities in Libya to distribute the aid, including blankets, mattresses, and foodstuff, to areas affected by the floods.
According to official data, at least 5,300 people are feared dead and over 10,000 more missing after the floods, triggered by Mediterranean storm Daniel, hit eastern Libya on Sunday. ■
Staff members move humanitarian aid at a military airport in Amman, Jordan, Sept. 13, 2023. King Abdullah II of Jordan extended condolences over the victims of the deadly floods in eastern Libya, and a government-run organization dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid on Wednesday. (Photo by Mohammad Abu Ghosh/Xinhua)
Staff members move humanitarian aid at a military airport in Amman, Jordan, Sept. 13, 2023. King Abdullah II of Jordan extended condolences over the victims of the deadly floods in eastern Libya, and a government-run organization dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid on Wednesday. (Photo by Mohammad Abu Ghosh/Xinhua)
Staff members move humanitarian aid at a military airport in Amman, Jordan, Sept. 13, 2023. King Abdullah II of Jordan extended condolences over the victims of the deadly floods in eastern Libya, and a government-run organization dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid on Wednesday. (Photo by Mohammad Abu Ghosh/Xinhua)
Staff members move humanitarian aid at a military airport in Amman, Jordan, Sept. 13, 2023. King Abdullah II of Jordan extended condolences over the victims of the deadly floods in eastern Libya, and a government-run organization dispatched an airplane loaded with humanitarian aid on Wednesday. (Photo by Mohammad Abu Ghosh/Xinhua)
