Today, life has returned to normal in Jordan's Ajloun governorate after the government took the decision to reopen all industrial and commercial sectors in the northern city.

As soon as it was 8 am, vehicles and people were seen moving in Ajloun streets, with all shops and restaurants open.

In the other governorates where curfew restrictions were not eased, people were allowed to use their vehicles from 8 am to 6 pm based on the even-odd license plate policy, where only people whose vehicles' plate numbers end with an odd digit can use their vehicles today, while vehicles with plate numbers ending with an even digit can be used tomorrow.

However, the Public Security Directorate (PSD) called on people to strictly adhere to the instructions issued, confirming that legal action will be taken against the violators according to the defence orders. In addition, the violating vehicles will be seized for a month.

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