All-out settlement process continues in Daraa

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Daraa – The settlement process, launched by the Syrian state in Daraa province to restore security and stability to this area, continued on Saturday as hundreds of wanted and misled persons visited the settlement center in Bosra city, Daraa countryside, to join this process and settle their legal status.

According to a SANA reporter, hundreds of wanted and misled people and citizens who fled the military service visited the settlement center in Al-Houriat palace in downtown Daraa to settle their legal status with the aim of returning to normal life.

Last Thursday 2200 citizens joined the settlement process which was launched by the state’s concerned authorities on the 3rd of this month to help maintain security in Daraa province.

Hamda Mustafa

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