AMMAN — The total number of
accounts registered on the website to benefit from the subsidized electricity
tariffs in the domestic sector on Sunday stood at 767,000, the Energy and Minerals
Regulatory Commission announced on Saturday, according to Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
According to EMRC data, 98.66 per
cent of Jordanians wish to benefit from the subsidized tariffs; the number of Gaza
Strip citizens residing in Jordan who registered for subsidy reached 1.25 per
cent and of temporary Jordanian passport holders reached 0.09 percent.
To date, the website received 2,015
remarks, inquiries and complaints, of which 1,883 were addressed. The process
of handling the remaining 135 complaints is under way, EMRC said.
EMRC called on those who could be
beneficiaries to register on the website kahraba.gov.jo, adding that the new
tariff enters into force as of April 1.
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AMMAN — The total number of
accounts registered on the website to benefit from the subsidized electricity
tariffs in the domestic sector on Sunday stood at 767,000, the Energy and Minerals
Regulatory Commission announced on Saturday, according to Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
According to EMRC data, 98.66 per
cent of Jordanians wish to benefit from the subsidized tariffs; the number of Gaza
Strip citizens residing in Jordan who registered for subsidy reached 1.25 per
cent and of temporary Jordanian passport holders reached 0.09 percent.
To date, the website received 2,015
remarks, inquiries and complaints, of which 1,883 were addressed. The process
of handling the remaining 135 complaints is under way, EMRC said.
EMRC called on those who could be
beneficiaries to register on the website kahraba.gov.jo, adding that the new
tariff enters into force as of April 1.
Read more
National news.
