Jordan's king Abdullah and estranged prince Hamza make first joint appearance since rift

Amman, April 11 Jordan’s King Abdullah and former crown prince and half brother Prince Hamza on Sunday made their first joint appearance since a rift shook the country, attending a ceremony marking 100 years of independence. State media showed the...

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Updated At : 10:16 PM Apr 11, 2021 IST

Amman, April 11

Jordan’s King Abdullah and former crown prince and half brother Prince Hamza on Sunday made their first joint appearance since a rift shook the country, attending a ceremony marking 100 years of independence.

State media showed the monarch and other members of the royal family laying wreaths at the unknown soldier’s memorial. — Reuters

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