1,200 wanted persons have their legal status settled in Daraa

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Daraa – 1,200 wanted persons had their legal status settled on Monday in the framework of the continued national reconciliations in Daraa countryside.

Most of those persons are from Abtaa town, while a source at the province said 120 of them are from al-Sanamein area and 130 persons are from Kafr Shams village, SANA reported.

 

On a relevant note, the source said that the Relief sub-committee in Daraa, in cooperation with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC), delivered 3,000 food packages and 3,000 flour bags to Abtaa town.

On the 21st of February, a local initiative for national reconciliation in Daraa province was launched by a thousand of locals and prominent figures from the southern province.

 

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