After a halt during the Eid holiday, the settlement committees continue their work in Deir Ezzor

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After a halt during the holidays, the settlement committees in the city of Deir ez-Zor continued to receive wanted persons wishing to join the comprehensive settlement at the Worker’s Hall center in the city.
 
A number of those whose statuses have been settled said that “the settlement is an opportunity for everyone to return to the path of righteousness and return to normality. 
 
Ahmed Al-Malih confirmed that he “failed to perform the military service and settled his status in order to join the army.”
 
Muhammad Al-Khouji also explained that he came to settle his situation to return to his land and his people, while Hassan Al-Manady called all those wanted to take advantage of this opportunity and join the settlement.
 
The settlement process, which includes wanted civilians and military personnel, will continue in the coming days.
 
O. al-Mohammad
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