AMMAN —
Aqaba Governor Khaled Hajjaj on Sunday received JD800,000 from the
Jordan Phosphate Mines Company (JPMC) that will go to building a specialized incident
management center in the industrial zone south of the port city of Aqaba, the
Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
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The center will be
built on a land area of 3,900sq.m. at an estimated cost of JD5 million, and
will have staff who are highly trained in dealing with hazardous materials, and
are tasked with supervising emergency plans in industrial facilities.
Hajjaj explained
that 10 other companies will also make a donation soon before beginning
construction work on the center, lauding the JPMC’s donation.
Hajjaj stressed the importance of the center in maintaining
the security system for industrial companies, reducing risks that may occur on
the job, and addressing emergencies that may occur in factories operating in
the southern area.
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