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• Senate donates JD100,000 to 'Himmat Watan' fund

• King directs Gov't to study the possibility of gradually resume work of productive sectors.

• Two officials' vehicles impounded for breaking curfew

• Epidemiological committee recommends isolating hot zones

• Lawmakers donate 100,000 dinars for labour hit by pandemic

• Police urges public to use hotline only for extreme emergencies

• JMC : Ship movements coming to Aqaba "closely monitored"

• Jordan Bars Entry of Non-Jordanians from Iran, South Korea, China

• Jordanian expats donate gloves, face masks to China

• Sit-in staged near US embassy in protest of so-called "Deal of the Century"

• Israel army sends more troops to Jordan Valley ahead of Trump plan release

• US Embassy in Amman issues warning to citizens in Jordan

• US stops sending sniffer dogs to Egypt, Jordan after seven died of 'negligence'

• Health minister meets with Mexican, Sudanese Ambassadors

• 44% of Jordanians believe government can carry out economic stimulus package

• Monitoring use of public vehicles top priority, says premier

• Gov't says open to dialogue with teachers as strike enters 3rd week

• Education ministry keen on serious dialogue on teachers' strike, says minister

• Interior minister forms committee to investigate renewing wanted person passport

• Dialogue only means to address teachers' demands, says minister

• Gov't is committed to royal directives on enhancing human rights system