Closure of Tahrir Al-Shahid Street Raises Questions
A six-meter-wide regulatory street was closed on Tareq Al-Shuhada Street in order to designate it for the benefit of an adjacent commercial complex. This closure deprived residents, especially those behind the complex, of access to Tareq Al-Shuhada Street and the pedestrian bridge designated for their crossing. This raised questions about legality and the official role in protecting the public right and ensuring citizens' access. A sign reading "Private entrance, not accessible" was placed, despite the presence of another sign stating "Street not accessible," which increased suspicions regarding the rationale behind the closure and citizens' rights to use the public street. No statement has been provided by Greater Amman Municipality on the matter.
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