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The Director General of the Jordan Department of Statistics, Dr. Haider Freihat, apologized for any misunderstanding caused by his previous statements regarding the implementation process of the 2026 Population and Housing Census, emphasizing that he did not intend to offend any citizen or resident. He added that the data collection process is conducted in a manner that respects household privacy and that there are no financial fines for those who refuse to respond or are not present at their homes. He denied reports of a fine of up to 100 dinars. He explained that the census aims to provide accurate statistical data to support planning initiatives, and that the data does not relate to income or taxes. Freihat’s statements had sparked widespread controversy, with some citizens perceiving his tone as threatening, especially when discussing visiting households for 30 to 45 minutes and collecting personal information.
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