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[00:00:21] from Quneitra,
[00:00:32] Department of State. This Good morning, news bulletin from Syria TV. We begin
[00:00:34] with the headlines.
[00:00:37] The main road between Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor is cut off at Khnefis Bridge, east of Raqqa,
[00:00:41] due to
[00:00:43] especially in the central floods.
[00:00:46] The Ports and Customs Authority announced the foiling of a drug smuggling attempt
[00:00:49] through the Jissr Qamar border crossing with
[00:00:53] strict measures regarding this Lebanon.
[00:00:57] unit that it deployed at The Internal Security Forces announced the arrest of a cell affiliated with ISIS involved in a series of
[00:01:02] the surrounding areas connected with assassinations in Deir ez-Zor
[00:01:03] province.
[00:01:07] Re-opening of the flour mill and grain silos in Tal
[00:01:10] Rifaat, Aleppo countryside, after a stoppage of nearly
[00:01:13] 14 years.
[00:01:14] and restriction on civilians'
[00:01:33] system at
[00:01:41] rainfall
[00:01:44] The Raqqa Information Directorate announced due to the fact that this the closure of the Raqqa-Deir
[00:01:47] ez-Zor road at Khnefis Bridge, east of Raqqa, due to
[00:01:52] the road is cut off torrential floods, and this is after it was cut off days ago due to the recent low-pressure system.
[00:01:55] In turn, the Raqqa governorate warned
[00:01:58] Forces Command to learn about of the state of instability that
[00:02:00] the governorate is witnessing today, Monday, amid expectations
[00:02:03] of heavy thundery rainfall and hail
[00:02:07] and active dust-stirring
[00:02:09] much as possible after winds. The governorate
[00:02:12] have also informed the UNDOF forces called on citizens to exercise caution and stay away from wadi beds
[00:02:16] and low-lying areas and avoid crossing water
[00:02:22] to discuss this matter with Ahmed Al-Othman, a journalist from accumulations.
[00:02:24] Civil Defense teams announced the continuation of their search operations for
[00:02:28] missing persons or missing. They were swept away by the floods from
[00:02:33] to restrict them even in the Salmaniya Bridge area in Raqqa province. Civil Defense added that the search is underway in the stream bed
[00:02:37] and the Euphrates Lake in cooperation with
[00:02:40] the army as part of continuous efforts to reach the missing.
[00:02:44] Yes, indeed, the incursions do not
[00:02:54] and 7 kilograms of
[00:03:00] The Directorate of Passenger Transport in Deir ez-Zor announced the suspension of all
[00:03:04] night flights from Deir ez-Zor to
[00:03:06] the date of publication of the decisions in the governorates to ensure
[00:03:08] and drone patrols that restrict the safety of travelers. The Directorate explained that the decision to suspend
[00:03:10] came due to the collapses and damage to roads
[00:03:13] and their danger as a result of their impact by floods
[00:03:17] and inundations, indicating
[00:03:19] It clarified the continued suspension of flights until the cause of
[00:03:22] the danger is removed.
[00:03:29] This has raised concerns. Cracks and fissures in the body of Wadi
[00:03:32] al-Baqar Dam in the western Deir ez-Zor countryside raised fears among residents
[00:03:36] of its potential collapse or flooding.
[00:03:39] The head of the Safira Tahtan municipality, Hamad al-Ali,
[00:03:43] Of course, some areas close to stated that the area includes two dams, Wadi al-Baqar
[00:03:46] and Wadi al-Rum, which are two gatherings that were established
[00:03:49] more than 35 years ago without
[00:03:53] being subjected to maintenance work, noting that the governorate
[00:03:59] the oversight patrolling shelling to imposing restrictions on had been contacted about this matter more than once. Al-Ali indicated that the required
[00:04:02] maintenance work includes repairing the shut-off valves
[00:04:05] and assigning employees to monitor
[00:04:09] water levels and control
[00:04:10] Syria TV correspondent from its drainage
[00:04:12] Security Command in to relieve pressure on Governorate to end their harm to the dam, in addition to reinforcing its body with backfill.
[00:04:17] the operation in coordination with
[00:04:31] circumstances because there is no oversight
[00:04:36] have no oversight. No, mashallah,
[00:04:43] forces continue their attacks on
[00:04:50] Ahmed Al-Othman, a journalist from Raqqa, joins us. Good morning,
[00:04:54] Ahmed. Finally, or I mean,
[00:04:56] what is the outcome of the search for the missing from
[00:05:00] these floods in Raqqa?
[00:05:01] Ah.
[00:05:05] Good morning, Muhammad. To you and the honorable
[00:05:08] viewers. This day is the sixth day of
[00:05:11] the search operation. The search for the missing is for
[00:05:15] two people, one of whom is from the Raqqa countryside and the other
[00:05:18] from the Aleppo countryside, from Maskana. But the two people are
[00:05:22] relatives, cousins.
[00:05:24] The search is still ongoing for them. The families had previously
[00:05:28] demanded an increase in teams and efforts
[00:05:31] to search for them. And yesterday
[00:05:35] the naval forces sent or
[00:05:38] the naval forces participated with four
[00:05:41] boats and with their crews
[00:05:44] and divers also for
[00:05:47] the search
[00:05:49] operation. So far, no one has been
[00:05:52] found, neither of these
[00:05:56] two people. Only one's
[00:05:59] phone was found earlier
[00:06:02] in the dam's spillway.
[00:06:06] There are many obstacles hindering
[00:06:09] the search operation, such as poor visibility
[00:06:13] and a large amount of debris
[00:06:17] that was swept away,
[00:06:20] also causing damage
[00:06:22] and
[00:06:25] uprooting of plants inside
[00:06:28] the lake. Muhammad, there are
[00:06:31] good efforts
[00:06:34] today and yesterday.
[00:06:37] Yes, the Raqqa-Deir ez-Zor road, is it still
[00:06:41] cut off?
[00:06:45] Yes, regarding the Raqqa-Deir ez-Zor road, this road
[00:06:49] is usually cut off during all
[00:06:55] bridge is completely destroyed
[00:06:59] since years ago and no work
[00:07:02] has been done on it. And
[00:07:05] because the road relies on
[00:07:08] a dirt detour that is in
[00:07:10] the path of the stream or in the path of the valley.
[00:07:14] Therefore, any
[00:07:17] flood in the valleys cuts off this road
[00:07:21] automatically.
[00:07:22] Automatically.
[00:07:26] So, there have been demands to work
[00:07:28] on it
[00:07:30] previously. Thank you,
[00:07:34] Raqqa.
[00:07:43] Syria TV correspondent reported that explosions were heard in
[00:07:47] several areas of Daraa and Sweida governorates. The correspondent said that
[00:07:50] the sounds were heard concurrently with the flight of unknown warplanes
[00:07:54] in the southern airspace.
[00:08:21] Syria TV correspondent reported the incursion of a force affiliated
[00:08:24] with the Israeli occupation into Wadi al-Raqad in the western Daraa
[00:08:27] countryside. According to the correspondent, another Israeli
[00:08:30] force consisting of seven military vehicles entered the village
[00:08:34] of western Samadaniya in the Quneitra countryside. This comes
[00:08:37] after the occupation forces placed warning signs
[00:08:40] against the movement of more than three cars in a single convoy
[00:08:44] in the central Quneitra countryside, threatening to target them
[00:08:48] and endanger the lives of civilians at a time
[00:08:51] when the occupation forces continue their attacks on southern
[00:08:55] Syria.
[00:09:01] In a new step imposed by the Israeli occupation forces in southern
[00:09:04] Syria, it moves from incursions, violations, and indiscriminate
[00:09:10] movement and travel.
[00:09:12] Threats to target any convoy containing more than three
[00:09:16] vehicles on the outskirts of the villages and towns of western Samadaniya,
[00:09:20] Ras al-Rawadi, and the destroyed Quneitra in the central countryside
[00:09:23] of the governorate. Occupation forces put up
[00:09:26] road signs warning civilians against moving
[00:09:29] in convoys of more than three vehicles, threatening to target them
[00:09:33] and endanger their
[00:09:34] lives. The placement of warning
[00:09:38] signs coincided with excavation and bulldozing
[00:09:41] operations carried out by the occupation in the al-Ma'kar area near the Tel
[00:09:45] Abu al-Ghitar gate in the southern Quneitra countryside.
[00:09:48] These
[00:09:50] steps come at a time when the Israeli occupation
[00:09:55] Syrian territory with incursions, indiscriminate shelling,
[00:09:58] and killing of civilians, as Syria TV correspondent documented
[00:10:02] 327
[00:10:05] violations by the Israeli occupation forces during last
[00:10:08] October in the Quneitra, Daraa,
[00:10:11] and Damascus countrysides. He pointed out the variety of violations, including
[00:10:15] incursions, detention of Syrian citizens, shelling,
[00:10:18] killing, and Israeli aircraft flying in Syrian airspace.
[00:10:22] The occupation's continued escalation
[00:10:25] in southern Syria and tightening of restrictions on the movement
[00:10:28] of Syrian civilians continuously raises questions
[00:10:32] about the essence of what it seeks and the steps it
[00:10:35] wants to achieve in the coming
[00:10:38] days.
[00:10:44] Muhammad Fahd, Syria TV correspondent
[00:10:46] joins us. Welcome, Muhammad. First, what is the story behind these
[00:10:50] warning signs placed by the occupation
[00:10:53] forces?
[00:10:58] Indeed, Muhammad, these signs were placed
[00:11:00] yesterday or the day before yesterday in several
[00:11:04] areas in Quneitra governorate,
[00:11:08] Quneitra countryside, at the entrance to Ras al-Rawadi, at the entrance to western Samadaniya,
[00:11:11] at the entrance to the destroyed Quneitra city, and also Ras al-Shouli
[00:11:14] and al-Hamidiya village. Of course, they are signs that warn
[00:11:18] against the passage of convoys with more than three cars on this road. Of course,
[00:11:21] there is a road that connects these villages and towns, and it is close
[00:11:25] to the Israeli military bases, close to the Israeli occupation army's
[00:11:29] presence points and Israeli patrols. Of course, they are concerned,
[00:11:32] and it is a precautionary security operation carried out by the Israeli occupation army, but
[00:11:36] it is also a violation
[00:11:39] movement in those areas. I mean, there are civilian residents in
[00:11:43] villages and towns, whose number is perhaps about 1,000 people in these
[00:11:47] villages and towns. They are trying to restrict them in this operation,
[00:11:51] especially during their movement between villages and towns
[00:11:55] or towards, or I mean, towards the governorate center
[00:11:58] or towards their workplaces or schools that students
[00:12:02] attend early in the morning. And this matter means that perhaps
[00:12:06] there was no convoy, there might be three or four cars moving normally
[00:12:10] on this road, and it exposes them to direct targeting by
[00:12:13] the Israeli occupation army, as these signs indicated. Also, the residents rejected
[00:12:17] this matter outright, which restricts civilians. So, they
[00:12:20] tore down these signs yesterday evening,
[00:12:23] destroyed them, broke them, and threw them on the ground
[00:12:27] after the residents of Quneitra in that area
[00:12:30] felt harassed. They reject these incursions, they reject
[00:12:34] these violations, and they
[00:12:37] operating in the area about this precaution and have photographed
[00:12:41] it and sent it to the UNDOF forces operating in the area in order
[00:12:47] the Israeli side, which is a new restriction by the Israeli occupation
[00:12:50] army, in addition to restricting them from reaching their agricultural lands
[00:12:54] and reaching their workplaces and pastures. Now they have started
[00:12:58] movement. Also, Muhammad, these Israeli
[00:13:01] checkpoints are military, right,
[00:13:05] Muhammad?
[00:13:09] stop. This month, we recorded approximately
[00:13:12] 327 incursions and violations within
[00:13:15] southern Syria, and Quneitra province had
[00:13:19] the largest share, with 246 violations,
[00:13:22] which consisted of raids, searches, temporary arrests, abductions
[00:13:26] of young men who have not been released, temporary checkpoints,
[00:13:29] incursions between villages and towns,
[00:13:33] civilians, firing at shepherds
[00:13:35] and farmers, bulldozing large areas of olive
[00:13:39] trees. Also, Muhammad, here the olive harvest season has begun. Some lands
[00:13:43] here in the Quneitra countryside, in the northern, central, and southern countryside,
[00:13:46] are close to military bases, close to the ceasefire line.
[00:13:50] Of course, the Israeli occupation forces advanced into these lands and established
[00:13:53] military bases, and these are lands owned by the people of Quneitra
[00:13:57] province. They prevent them from reaching their lands to harvest the olive
[00:14:01] season. They are trying to negotiate through the UNDOF forces, and until this moment,
[00:14:04] they have not been allowed to access some areas.
[00:14:08] military bases have not been allowed to reach these
[00:14:11] lands and harvest the olive season, which the farmer awaits
[00:14:15] for almost a year. He waits for this season to
[00:14:18] earn a living for himself and his family. And to live from these seasons,
[00:14:21] the Israeli occupation army prevents them from reaching these lands and prevents them from harvesting
[00:14:25] these seasons. And this matter is, of course, repeated in
[00:14:29] several seasons of fruit trees in Quneitra province.
[00:14:32] Thank you, Muhammad Fahd, Quneitra.
[00:14:36] The
[00:14:40] General Intelligence Directorate thwarted a plot to target the Homs refinery
[00:14:44] in the center of the country, according to SANA.
[00:14:47] This announcement comes about two weeks after the oil derivatives
[00:14:50] pipeline extending from Baniyas to Homs
[00:14:54] was subjected to a robbery operation.
[00:14:57] The Homs refinery plays a role in securing oil derivatives, as it refines
[00:15:01] heavy oil at a rate of about 50,000 barrels
[00:15:04] per day, despite its dilapidated and old technical
[00:15:08] condition, according to previous statements
[00:15:11] by the Minister of Energy.
[00:15:16] The General Authority for Ports and Customs announced that its cadres thwarted
[00:15:19] an attempt to smuggle narcotic substances through the Jissr Qamar
[00:15:23] border crossing with Lebanon. The authority said that the substances
[00:15:27] were seized hidden inside a loudspeaker
[00:15:30] carried by one of the travelers to deceive and bypass customs
[00:15:34] inspection procedures, stating that the 600
[00:15:38] grams
[00:15:40] of hashish and 17
[00:15:43] grams of
[00:15:45] heroin.
[00:15:50] Anas Idris, Syria TV correspondent from Homs, joins us.
[00:15:53] Good morning, Anas. What are the circumstances and details
[00:15:56] of this incident of thwarting the drug smuggling attempt from
[00:16:00] Lebanon?
[00:16:04] Of course, it is not the first time that
[00:16:07] there has been an attempt to smuggle narcotic
[00:16:11] substances, whether Captagon pills or hashish
[00:16:14] and heroin, across
[00:16:17] the Syrian-Lebanese border. And it is also not the first time
[00:16:20] that the General Authority for Ports and Customs has
[00:16:24] thwarted these attempts, especially since the General
[00:16:27] Authority had taken
[00:16:30] issue, specifically with the K9
[00:16:35] land crossings, and specifically
[00:16:39] Lebanon, where the K9 dog unit
[00:16:43] is located within the crossings
[00:16:46] to monitor drug smuggling. Drug dealers always
[00:16:50] seek new methods to
[00:16:53] try to hide drugs and narcotic
[00:16:56] substances to smuggle them into Syria. But also, according to special information
[00:17:00] for Syria TV, there was talk that the General Authority
[00:17:03] for Ports and Customs will
[00:17:06] develop the X-ray and scanning
[00:17:10] the crossings to detect vehicles
[00:17:14] loaded with either weapons or narcotic
[00:17:17] substances, in addition to supporting the K9
[00:17:21] unit. Are there any information whether this attempt
[00:17:24] was by individuals or if it is linked to larger
[00:17:28] groups?
[00:17:31] So far, usually in such attempts,
[00:17:35] the issue
[00:17:38] is against the person who
[00:17:41] tried to smuggle these drugs. So far, there is no
[00:17:45] official statement from the official authorities and from the General
[00:17:49] Authority for Ports and Customs talking about a complete network,
[00:17:52] but they stated that the person who was transporting these
[00:17:55] substances to Syria was referred to the competent
[00:17:59] judiciary to follow up on the investigations with him. Thank you, Anas Idris,
[00:18:02] Syria TV correspondent from
[00:18:04] Homs.
[00:18:07] The Anti-Narcotics Department announced the execution of
[00:18:10] 157 security operations during October,
[00:18:14] resulting in the dismantling of 30 internal smuggling
[00:18:17] networks and the seizure of various quantities of narcotic
[00:18:20] substances. The seizures included about
[00:18:23] 400,000 Captagon pills,
[00:18:26] 582 kg of hashish,
[00:18:31] crystal, known as H-Boz, in addition
[00:18:35] to 28,000 pills
[00:18:38] of narcotic drugs.
[00:18:42] The Internal Security Forces announced the arrest of a cell affiliated with ISIS
[00:18:46] in cooperation with the General Intelligence Directorate. The Internal
[00:18:49] Security Forces explained that the cell is involved in carrying out a series
[00:18:52] of assassination operations in Deir ez-Zor governorate.
[00:18:56] The latest of which was the targeting of a member of the Ministry of Defense, Ibrahim Al-Jassem,
[00:18:59] by gunfire near Al-Rashid Mosque in the city
[00:19:02] of Al-Mayadin. According to
[00:19:06] the Internal Security Forces, the operation resulted in the confiscation of weapons
[00:19:10] and ammunition found inside the cell's hideout.
[00:19:39] The Internal Security Forces removed several informal and illegal oil
[00:19:43] refineries in Hasakah
[00:19:46] residents. The Internal
[00:19:49] the governorate explained that the branch of vital facilities security carried out
[00:19:55] the concerned government agencies in the areas
[00:19:58] of Al-Dawoodiya, Sab' Skour, and Al-Panorama.
[00:20:01] It added that the security forces dismantled the refineries
[00:20:04] and completely destroyed them to end the direct harm
[00:20:08] they were inflicting on the residents of those villages.
[00:20:58] Mu'sab Al-Hint, Syria TV correspondent from Deir ez-Zor, joins us.
[00:21:01] Welcome, Mu'sab. What information is available about the ISIS
[00:21:05] cell that was arrested in Deir
[00:21:07] ez-Zor?
[00:21:12] It is what the Ministry of Interior announced, in coordination
[00:21:15] with the General Intelligence Directorate, the arrest of members of
[00:21:19] a cell.
[00:21:33] It resulted in identifying the suspects
[00:21:34] and locations.
[00:21:37] And also, according to the ministry, initial investigations
[00:21:39] showed
[00:21:43] a series of assassination operations in
[00:21:46] Deir ez-Zor province. The latest of these targets
[00:21:50] was the Ministry of
[00:21:52] Defense.
[00:21:58] Thank you, Mosaab Al-Hant, Syria TV correspondent from Deir
[00:22:02] ez-Zor.
[00:22:12] Defense Minister Marhaf Abu Qasra visited the headquarters of
[00:22:15] the Joint Special Forces Command in Qatar and Tamim bin
[00:22:18] Hamad Al Thani University for Science and Technology to discuss enhancing
[00:22:22] military cooperation and exchanging expertise in the fields of training
[00:22:25] and qualification, during his official visit to Doha.
[00:22:28] During his visit to the university, Abu Qasra met
[00:22:31] with a number of its officials, including
[00:22:34] the president of the National Defense Sciences University, Mohammed Wael
[00:22:38] Al-Khaled, where discussions focused on
[00:22:41] cooperation in the field of military sciences. The visit also included
[00:22:44] the headquarters of the Joint Special
[00:22:48] Qatari experiences
[00:22:50] in the fields of military training
[00:22:52] and qualification.
[00:22:58] The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Marwan Al-Halabi, confirmed
[00:23:01] following up on the issue of non-recognition of Syrian Virtual University
[00:23:05] degrees and those of a number of private universities
[00:23:08] in the United Arab Emirates. Al-Halabi explained via Facebook
[00:23:10] that the ministry has started communicating with the UAE
[00:23:14] Ministry of Higher Education through correspondence and approved
[00:23:18] channels to work on addressing this issue
[00:23:21] and reaching a solution that preserves the rights of graduates
[00:23:24] and resolves the existing problems. He added that the ministry
[00:23:28] is following up on the regulatory and academic aspects related
[00:23:32] to this file with the Emirati side, with the aim
[00:23:35] of clarifying the necessary requirements and procedures,
[00:23:38] and reaching a solution that guarantees the rights
[00:23:41] of graduates and the recognition of the academic degrees included.
[00:23:45] The
[00:23:50] General Authority of Civil Aviation announced that Fly Sham Airlines
[00:23:53] has started operating its regular direct flights between
[00:23:57] Damascus and Jeddah. The authority also announced that
[00:24:00] Adela Airlines, a Saudi company, has started operating
[00:24:04] its regular direct flights between Damascus
[00:24:08] and Medina starting yesterday,
[00:24:10] Sunday. According to the authority, these two
[00:24:14] steps come within the framework of strengthening air connectivity between
[00:24:17] Syria and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
[00:24:20] and providing additional travel options for passengers between
[00:24:24] the two countries.
[00:24:28] The Central Bank of Syria re-launched the Banking Training
[00:24:32] and Qualification Center and developed its programs after a two-year hiatus
[00:24:36] to support the banking sector with expertise and enhance
[00:24:39] the skills of its employees. The bank explained that the center
[00:24:43] will work on developing the skills of banking cadres in
[00:24:46] the areas of risk management, financial supervision,
[00:24:50] combating money laundering and terrorist financing, cybersecurity,
[00:24:53] financial management, and modern financial technologies,
[00:24:57] in addition to enhancing financial literacy and banking
[00:25:00] awareness, benefiting from the cooperation agreement with Frankfurt
[00:25:04] University to attract local and international
[00:25:07] expertise.
[00:25:11] The Ministry of Industry and Internal Trade launched a project to modernize
[00:25:14] and digitize company registration in Syria in partnership with the Ministry
[00:25:18] of Foreign Affairs. According to SANA, the project
[00:25:22] aims to simplify the procedures for registering local
[00:25:26] and foreign companies and archiving records
[00:25:28] electronically, which supports the business
[00:25:31] environment. The number of beneficiaries of the project
[00:25:35] is about 5,000 investors and companies, in addition
[00:25:38] to training more than 1,000 trainers and employees,
[00:25:42] with a total budget of one million dollars, while
[00:25:46] the implementation period is six months. The Minister of Communications
[00:25:50] and Information Technology, Abdul Salam Heikal, pointed out that
[00:25:53] the project includes establishing digital infrastructure
[00:25:56] to contribute to providing a digital environment
[00:26:00] that allows citizens and business owners
[00:26:03] to access services and complete
[00:26:05] their transactions.
[00:26:12] Hazem Awad, Syria TV correspondent from Damascus, joins us.
[00:26:15] Good morning, Hazem. So, a digitization
[00:26:18] project for company registration in Syria in cooperation with the US
[00:26:22] Department of State. What
[00:26:23] are the details?
[00:26:28] Indeed, Muhammad, it is in cooperation with an American company
[00:26:32] supported by the US
[00:26:35] project is moving towards digitizing
[00:26:38] the registration of companies in Syria, in addition
[00:26:41] to real estate records. This project is proceeding in
[00:26:45] three phases: preparing the digital infrastructure
[00:26:48] and establishing data centers, then scanning
[00:26:52] historical records and documents
[00:26:55] digitally, and then launching an electronic
[00:26:58] platform that allows direct registration.
[00:27:01] In cooperation with the Investment Authority, in addition to
[00:27:03] the one-stop shop, consequently,
[00:27:07] the steps will be faster and easier,
[00:27:11] and through the network, all in one step.
[00:27:14] Also, there will be
[00:27:17] the launch of about five data centers
[00:27:21] related to real estate records to digitize about
[00:27:24] 500,000 real estate records. Of course,
[00:27:27] there will also be a link between the 14
[00:27:31] company directorates located in various Syrian
[00:27:34] governorates, in cooperation with the Ministry of Communications.
[00:27:37] Of course, this step has probably become
[00:27:41] essential in all countries of the world today. And the easier
[00:27:44] it is to access the required documents
[00:27:47] and register companies faster, the more this indicates
[00:27:51] the development of digital infrastructure and facilitates the work
[00:27:54] of investors in
[00:27:58] those countries. And some countries boast about
[00:28:01] the short time it takes to register
[00:28:04] companies today, which is not more than
[00:28:08] a few minutes. Therefore, Syria seeks to achieve a fast digital environment as
[00:28:12] relying on paper. There was a platform
[00:28:15] for company registration, but you needed to obtain
[00:28:19] documents manually and then upload
[00:28:22] them and follow up on some matters personally.
[00:28:25] Perhaps this step will provide a kind of
[00:28:29] digitization in one place, in addition
[00:28:32] to enhancing transparency, which facilitates the work
[00:28:35] of investors in
[00:28:39] the coming days. Thank you, Hazem Awad, Syria TV correspondent from
[00:28:42] Damascus.
[00:28:47] The Directorate of Real Estate Interests in rural Damascus announced
[00:28:50] the issuance of decisions to re-form the administrative real estate
[00:28:54] records for the third time in Zamalka, administratively
[00:28:58] affiliated with the Arbin area. The directorate called
[00:29:01] on concerned citizens to follow the accounts of the General Directorate
[00:29:05] of Real Estate Interests to know
[00:29:08] the Official Gazette, as the legal appeal period of
[00:29:12] 15 days before the Court of First
[00:29:16] Instance of the Real Estate Department begins from the date of publication.
[00:29:21] that decisions and tables of properties can be viewed
[00:29:25] through the dedicated website or by visiting the Real Estate
[00:29:29] Interests Department in Arbin.
[00:29:35] Syria TV polled the opinions of citizens in Deir ez-Zor
[00:29:39] regarding the oversight of restaurants and its adequacy,
[00:29:42] after 247 people suffered
[00:29:46] food poisoning due to eating food
[00:29:49] at a restaurant
[00:29:50] in the city.
[00:29:55] The oversight, mashallah, is present, meaning, mashallah,
[00:29:58] there isn't a day that I don't see
[00:30:01] shops or restaurants. May God bless our Prophet Muhammad, may God reward them well
[00:30:05] and give them health. I wish everyone
[00:30:08] would cooperate with the oversight, because the oversight is for you and me.
[00:30:11] They monitor cleanliness and everything, mashallah,
[00:30:15] and the quality, the quality of meat and the quality of products.
[00:30:18] Regarding restaurants, honestly, half of them are good and half are bad. I mean,
[00:30:22] the closest person to me got a sandwich from a restaurant,
[00:30:26] without mentioning names, and the poor thing we have got food poisoning.
[00:30:29] We hope that the oversight and inspection will take into account people's
[00:30:33] over restaurants, not all of them, I mean, most of them
[00:30:39] the oversight is very good with people. Clean
[00:30:43] restaurants and everything. What can I tell you, their food is healthy and good. As for
[00:30:47] restaurants, brother, most people eat at
[00:30:50] restaurants, of course. As for the cleanliness of restaurants,
[00:30:53] cleanliness depends on each restaurant and
[00:30:57] the staff available. Cleanliness is up to the restaurant owner. Regarding.