Jordan sends field hospital to Nablus in West Bank 

AMMAN — In implementation of Royal directives, the Jordanian Armed Forces- Arab Army (JAF) on Thursday said it sent a field hospital to Nablus in the occupied West Bank to provide medical assistance to patients and wounded Palestinians. 

The field hospital is equipped with a medical team of various specialties and consisted of seven trailers, two operation rooms, two intensive care units and 15 beds, in addition to a laboratory, pharmacy, x-ray lab, dentist clinic and sterilization room, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. 

JAF confirmed that all other field hospitals and general surgery stations in the Palestinian territories are operating, including the field hospital in Gaza, the surgery stations in West Bank’s cities of Jenin and Ramallah.