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Construction
work began on a sponge factory
in Hanina, Madaba. Architect Wael
Hamarneh designed the 3,000 square-meter project for
the Allied Conversion Industries
Company. |
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Construction work began on a Traffic
Garden in Jabal al-Zuhur in Amman. The garden, which
is being implemented by the Jordanian
Society for the Prevention of Traffic Accidents, aims
at increasing awareness regarding traffic safety among children.
The 5,000 square-meter project, which is set for completion in
May 2002, is expected to cost 260,000 JD (around 370,000 $US)
and is being funded by the Municipality
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Construction work began on the King
Abdullah II Faculty for Information Technology at the
University
of Jordan. The 10,000 square-meter project is
expected to cost 4 million JD (around 5.7 $US). |
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