Prevent the installation of illegal guild labels on the gates of citizens' homes

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Sun, Mar 08 2020 1:24 PM
Prevent the installation of illegal guild labels on the gates of citizens' homes

Abdul Samia Wafa, head of Herat's municipal government, spoke with members of the pipeline and a number of other guilds about numerous complaints by citizens about the illegal installation of guild labels on the walls and gates of residential homes.
The head of Herat's municipal government, while noting the process was illegal, urged members of the guilds to prevent such acts from taking place.
Mr. Wafa stated that if such cases were to be observed by the municipality in the future, there would be a serious and legal action.
Members of the pipeline trade union and a number of other guilds also pledged and officially pledged not to install their promotional signage on the gates and walls of residential and non-residential homes in the future.
Herat municipal government officials further state that the municipality intends to install billboards at each crossing and that different urban guilds can install their promotional labels in coordination with city districts and transit lawyers.
 

Prevent the installation of illegal guild labels on the gates of citizens' homes

 

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