Belgian mother and son die in Jordan floods
By AFP
May 06, 2025
AMMAN: Jordanian rescue teams have recovered the bodies of a Belgian tourist and her young son who went missing during flooding in the south of the kingdom, authorities said on Monday.
The rescuers found “the bodies of a woman and her son, both Belgian nationals, who had been missing after flooding in the Shubak region”, about 200-kms south of Amman, the General Security Directorate said in a statement. Her two other children were found alive and well.
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