The Collapse Of A Bankrupt Producer In A Textile Mill In Israel

The Israeli textile manufacturer, nicknamed Sergio, left 168 locals who were at a loss as a result of the financial collapse of the company.

The textile factory operated by Israeli businesses in the al-Hassan industrial area of Jordan suddenly shut down the factory without warning, leaving 168 workers unable to pay.

After the revelations, the Jordanian media's public outrage, Jordan Labor Department Rem (Bassamal-Salem) had to comment on the matter, and admitted that Sergio had fled Jordan because of the financial crisis, and the whereabouts of Changsha were unknown.

At present, the labor department intends to appease 168 innocent victims, and intends to make a guarantee to the Bank of the company, so that the staff of the textile mill can be paid for the day.

It is reported that the leaders of the local textile Union are surprised by the vicious collapse, because the Sergio textile mill has been operating normally and smoothly, and is a good manufacturer of the "golden list" of the Jordanian Ministry of labour.

168 unemployed workers revealed that their employers dared to go bankrupt and take risks. Before that, they did not have no signs. Because of the difficulties in the recent operation of the company, sometimes they could not even get paid.

The Israeli businessman's failure to escape from Jordan was arranged very carefully, except for seven heavy machinery that could not be taken away.

Jordan, Turkey and Egypt are Muslim countries, and a few have diplomatic relations with Israel. Earlier Israel attacked Turkey in Gaza, and even the Israeli President Peres and Turkey Prime Minister El met with each other at the world economic forum.

It is worth noting that the collapse of Israeli businessmen has also affected Israel's diplomatic relations with Jordan.

Editor in chief: Xu Qiyun