AMMAN — Four public servants involved in
the forgery of coronavirus vaccination certificates are facing multiple charges
as the Amman Magistrate Court decided against detaining the defendants, according
to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
Public Prosecutor at
the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission Muawiya Saeeda charged the
defendants with five counts of negligence in performing their duties, wasting
public funds, exploiting public office, forging certificates, and interfering
in the issuance of forged certificates.
The court, chaired by Judge Odai Freihat, asked the
defendants to respond to the charges to which two of them pleaded not guilty,
one pleaded guilty, and the fourth is still at large.
During the next session, the court is scheduled to hear the
Public Prosecution witnesses.
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AMMAN — Four public servants involved in
the forgery of coronavirus vaccination certificates are facing multiple charges
as the
Amman Magistrate Court decided against detaining the defendants, according
to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
Public Prosecutor at
the
Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission Muawiya Saeeda charged the
defendants with five counts of negligence in performing their duties, wasting
public funds, exploiting public office, forging certificates, and interfering
in the issuance of forged certificates.
The court, chaired by Judge Odai Freihat, asked the
defendants to respond to the charges to which two of them pleaded not guilty,
one pleaded guilty, and the fourth is still at large.
During the next session, the court is scheduled to hear the
Public Prosecution witnesses.
Read more National news
Jordan News
