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Rawashdeh wins vacant Karak seat in by-election
30-12-2011 12:00 AM
Ammon News - Karak - Abdel Hamid Rawashdeh has won the Lower House seat ( Karak, 5th District ), in a by-election on Thursday, head of the by-election committee Jamal al-Fayez said. |
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