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To ease congestion, Jableh City Council establishes a market for stalls

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Al-Hurriya - Loris Omran: The head of the Jableh City Council, Engineer Ahmed Qanadeel, confirmed that today the citizens who registered for the occupations (stalls) began to be handed over their locations in the new market that was established in the (Mall) Square in the center of Jableh city, after the city council carried out a campaign a few days ago to remove the illegal stalls and occupations from the sidewalks and public roads in the city…

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To ease congestion, Jableh City Council establishes a market for stalls

Al-Hurriya - Loris Omran: The head of the Jableh City Council, Engineer Ahmed Qanadeel, confirmed that today the citizens who registered for the occupations (stalls) began to be handed over their locations in the new market that was established in the (Mall) Square in the center of Jableh city, after the city council carried out a campaign a few days ago to remove the illegal stalls and occupations from the sidewalks and public roads in the city…

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