Dozens of people join settlements in the countryside of Aleppo and Deir Ezzor

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The settlement centers in the countryside of Aleppo and Deir Ezzor continued to receive those wishing to join them to return to their normal lives with easy procedures within the centers in the city of Al-Mayadin, and the centers of Hayyan and Tel Arn in the countryside of Aleppo.

A number of those whose statuses have been settled in the center of Al-Mayadin city told SANA reporters that they were happy to join the settlement that enabled them to return to their normal lives.

The number of people who settled their statues confirmed that this settlement is an opportunity to enable them to return to their families and land and allow their children to return to their schools and universities.

In the countryside of Aleppo, SANA reporter noted that the settlement centers in Hayyan and Tel Arn continued to open their doors to those who joined the settlement, as dozens joined, declaring the opening of a new page in their lives.

A number of those who joined the settlement, expressed their hope that the settlement will continue in their areas until all those who were deceived have the opportunity to return to their villages and agricultural lands, and enhance the state of security and stability within it.

Inas Abdulkkar

 

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