Settlement process continues in the center of the Horiat Palace in Daraa city

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Dara, (ST) – For the fourth day in a row, the competent authorities in the city of Daraa continued to settle the status of a number of wanted people from the governorate, according to the settlement proposed by the state, in the center of the Houriat Palace in the center of Daraa city.

The settlement includes wanted persons and deserters from military service.

 A number of those who settled their situation expressed their satisfaction with the settlement, which gave a new opportunity for wanted persons and deserters from military service to return to a normal life.

One of those who joined the settlement, Muayyad Al-Rifai, called on  all young men to make the settlement and take advantage of this opportunity granted by the state.

 He stressed that he will return to his military position  that he left years ago.

Daraa Governor Louay Kareeta announced yesterday the extension of the settlement in the center of Al-Houriat Palace until today due to the positive situation witnessed by the settlement and the high demand for it.

In Daraa Governorate, the settlement process for the people of the governorate began last August, starting from the Daraa Al-Balad neighborhood, and it successively included most of the rural areas and continued until the twenty-fifth of last October.

Raghda Sawas

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