Army Dispatches Aid Convoy to Field Hospital in Southern Gaza

Amman: The Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army dispatched a humanitarian aid convoy on Wednesday to support the Jordanian field hospital in southern Gaza (Gaza/7), as part of ongoing medical and relief efforts for Palestinians.

According to Jordan News Agency, the convoy included food supplies, water, humanitarian aid, and fuel, prepared by the Royal Supply and Transport Directorate to ensure the hospital continues operating at full capacity and delivering critical medical care to patients and the injured.

The hospital continues to provide advanced healthcare services through its specialized medical and technical teams, easing the humanitarian burden on Palestinians amid ongoing regional hardships.

Since its establishment two years ago, the southern Gaza field hospital has served approximately 364,883 patients, performed 19,302 major and minor surgeries, and delivered emergency care, radiology, laboratory, and nursing services around the clock under an integrated operational system.

This initiative reflects the enduring humanitarian mission of the Jordan Armed Forces to support communities in crisis and strengthen the resilience of health institutions in conflict zones, consistent with its commitment to relief and aid in all circumstances.

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