Some 66 Misled Persons Turned themselves in to Competent Authorities

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HOMS,(ST)_ Competent authorities in Homs yesterday regularized the status of 40 wanted persons. The settlement was made in cooperation with the national meeting of the National Reconciliation Committee in the governorate.

Many of those persons whose  situation was settled stressed that this step is an opportunity for them to open a new page in their lives with their families and community to come back to  normal life, calling on all who were tricked from the right path to turn themselves in to regularize their status and contribute to nation building and defense in order to thwart schemes that are aimed at destabilizing the country’s security and stability.

Meantime, other 26 wanted persons turned themselves in to competent authorities in Homs to regularize their status.

 

T. Fateh

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