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Strict Action Against Participating in Celebratory Marches in the Country: Potential for Administrative Deportation

The Ministry of Interior has announced that it will impose strict penalties on residents participating in celebratory marches, regardless of the reason or name behind them. These marches, which may disrupt traffic, violate public morals, or cause congestion, will be subject to significant action, with the possibility of administrative deportation for those involved.

The Ministry emphasized the importance of adhering to local laws and regulations to maintain public order and ensure the safety and security of the community. The General Department of Security Relations and Media urged residents to cooperate with the authorities, highlighting the security services’ commitment to enforcing the law and safeguarding the public interest.

This announcement underscores the government’s firm stance on preventing any actions that may disturb the peace and order of society, ensuring that all residents respect and abide by the rules. The Ministry has called for increased vigilance and cooperation with security services to maintain smooth functioning and public safety across the country.

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