Scores of Jordanians suffer from inhaling gas leaking suspiciously from Israel

Dozens of Jordanians in Aqaba city have been evacuated to hospitals after they complained about breathing problems and dizziness as a result of hazardous gas which leaks suspiciously from the zionist Israeli side of the Gulf of Aqaba.

The governor of Aqaba stated in press remarks that about 52 Jordanians were admitted to hospitals and many others went still reporting to hospitals after suffering breathing problems.

PETRA news agency quoted an official Jordanian source as saying that the reason behind the suffocation cases was an explosion in a gas well in the Israeli town of Eilat, which sent strong emissions of gas all over Aqaba late Wednesday.

The source added that concerned parties were following up on the incident, pointing out that different amounts of hydrogen sulfide had leaked from the site of the explosion in Eilat and spread to Aqaba, just across the Bay of Aqaba on the Red Sea.