AMMAN — MP Fareed Haddad on Thursday asked the
Ministry of Health the details of the disappearance of medicine valued at an
estimated JD200 million from ministry warehouses, according to Jo24.
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He asked whether any of those drugs had been sold to
the private sector, adding that the case has been turned over to the Integrity
and Anti-Corruption Commission, according to the deputy.
Haddad also asked about the status of field hospitals
now that the urgency of the
COVID-19 pandemic has declined, and whether the
staff at the field hospitals will be transferred to other medical facilities,
according to Jo24.
The deputy said that he wants to know what will happen
to these hospitals, which have cost the Treasury JD25 million, and if there are
plans to move the equipment to public hospitals. Furthermore, he asked how the
ministry would make use of the buildings erected to house the clinics.
The representative also asked for an update regarding
ongoing court proceedings between the government and a contracting company
regarding “defects” at the Amman field hospital.
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