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Amman, January 11 (Petra) – King Hussein Bridge is projected to see “high” traffic during the period from January 14 -21, marking the return of a “large” number of Umrah pilgrims, Public Security Directorate’s (PSD) Bridges Security Department announced.
In a statement Sunday, the department urged travelers to follow the precise schedules and adhere to the designated platform to avoid bridge congestion, and facilitate procedures and save travel time and effort.
//Petra// AG
11/01/2026 15:36:37
