Injuries in Jordan after phosphorus explosion: army ...Kuwait

Phosphorus bombs exploded at an ammunition disposal site in Jordan on Saturday, injuring a number of people, a military source said. The incident happened as a bomb defusal team were dealing with old explosives, according to the Jordanian army. An emission of thick phosphorus smoke led to a number of smoke inhalation injuries among the personnel. The injured people were transported to a hospital in Zarqa, near the capital Amman, for treatment but their exact number was unclear. A statement by the army said they were in good condition. One person was transported to another hospital after suffering second-degree burns in the hands and left leg, according to the stateme

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