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محلية قريضة تلزم المواطنين بصلاة الاستسقاء يوميا حتي نزول المطر وغرامات للمخالفين

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أصدرت لجنة أمن محلية قريضة بولاية جنوب دارفور حزمة من القرارات التي تقضي بحظر الرحلات وإقامة الحفلات المختلطة، وفرض غرامات مالية على المخالفين تصل إلى مليون جنيه، بالتزامن مع قرار بإقامة صلاة الاستسقاء يومياً وإلزام المواطنين بالتوجه إلى المساجد والساحات لأدائها في رئاسة المحلية والوحدات الادارية. وشملت القرارات منع ذهاب الفتيات إلى الرحلات، مع فرض …

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