Jordanian King Abdullah II went to the Salat State Hospital, which Saturday saw the death of 6 Corona patients due to an oxygen outage, while the House of Representatives called for an emergency session tomorrow Sunday to discuss the incident.

The King of Jordan heard from officials at the Salat hospital details of the incident at the hospital, where some 200 patients lay, according to Jordanian media.

The Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Lawyer Abdel Monim Saleh Al - Awat, decided to invite the Council to an emergency meeting on Sunday morning to discuss the causes and consequences of the oxygen outage at the New Sultan Hospital.

In a statement, he expressed his warm condolences to the families of the deceased, noting that, in such difficult times, all institutions were supposed to deal irrefutable and wrong, especially when it came to essential therapeutic elements such as oxygen.

The House of Representatives would follow up on all the details of that tragedy with the Government at the Council's meeting tomorrow Sunday, stressing that there was no complacency in holding accountable all those who proved to have failed in this and other incidents and in holding directly and morally responsible in all ranks for this painful incident.

The returns appealed to all to allow for urgent procedures aimed at providing all healing to the rest of the patients in all hospitals in the Kingdom.

For his part, President Faisal Al Fayez invited the Council to an emergency meeting tomorrow morning to discuss the aftermath of the Salat State Hospital incident.

Three prosecutors in the Public Prosecution Service of the Sultan Court began investigating the Salat Hospital case in the presence of the Chief of Public Prosecutions and the Deputy of Amman

A judicial source said today, Saturday, that the prosecution began an investigation as soon as the news of the hospital incident arrived through three prosecutors, who will conduct thorough investigations.

He was present in the Public Prosecution Service of the Court of Sulta by the Chief Prosecutor and Deputy to Oman, and investigations were ongoing to determine all the circumstances of the incident.