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الضعين تمنع تخزين واحتكار الذرة
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الضعين تمنع تخزين واحتكار الذرة

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

أصدرت سلطات الإدارة المدنية التابعة لقوات الدعم السريع بمحلية الضعين في ولاية شرق دارفور، الخميس، أمراً محلياً قضى بمنع تخزين واحتكار الذرة والدخن بمختلف أنواعهما ، وفرض عقوبات مالية وسالبة للحرية على المخالفين، تشمل مصادرة الكميات المخزنة وتوزيعها مجاناً على المواطنين في حال تكرار المخالفة. ونص الأمر المحلي ، الصادر عن المدير التنفيذي للمحلية محمد …

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