3alarasi on the 1 JD deduction for universities

The 1JD deduction the government is enforcing to support universities could be very frustrating, they doesn’t care if that’s all the credit you’ve got in your account, imagine you were in a situation that you really need to use your mobile, like this cartoon from 3alarasi.

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2 Comments so far

  1. It seems that many people are against it, can’t the people do something about it?

  2. it’s not fair to take money from every mobile line in Jordan , if that to be done , then we all can benefit form these university’s , note only people with very high “high school ” grades

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