Daraa-Sana
Today, the national flag was hoisted over the Tafas police station in the northwestern countryside of Daraa, and the police services returned to citizens in parallel with the deployment of units of the Syrian Arab Army in the city and the installation of a number of checkpoints, marking the return of security and stability to it.
Daraa Governorate Police Commander, Brigadier Dirar Mujahm al-Dandal, said in a statement to SANA reporter that the Tafas police station “will return to carrying out its usual work, and the service departments will return to provide their services to citizens as they were,” stressing that “the return of security and stability to the city was thanks to the great cooperation between the state and Tafas dignitaries and the support of the Arab Army. Syrian".
Head of Tafas Police Station, Captain Ali Youssef, said in a similar statement that the center “has resumed its work thanks to the fruitful cooperation between the state and Tafas dignitaries,” noting that the center “will return to providing its services and receiving citizens’ complaints around the clock, starting today.”
He stressed that the police presence in Tafas "aims to facilitate the transactions of citizens and establish the rules of security and stability, and that the next stage will witness the return of the Civil Registry Secretariat to Tafas."
In addition, for the third day in a row, the process of settling the status of militants, wanted persons and deserters from military service and handing over weapons to the Syrian Arab Army continued within the center of Tafas Girls High School.