Jordan's Public Security Directorate organized a blood donation campaign through its traffic department to support patients at the Military Oncology Center. The drive sought to collect blood for people receiving cancer treatment at the military facility. Cancer care can require transfusions, making regular donations relevant to the center's blood needs. The announcement presented the campaign as a public safety initiative with a direct medical purpose. It did not provide a collection total, the number of donors or details about participating blood banks. No information was included about which treatment units would receive the donations or whether the campaign would be repeated.