Majd al-Krum Voting Centers Close After Reaching 100% Turnout
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Three polling stations in Majd al-Krum closed after achieving 100% voter turnout. The overall turnout for the town reached about 82% by 8 PM. The head of the local council, Slim Salibi, announced the closures and turnout figures.
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- Three polling stations in Majd al-Krum closed after reaching 100% voter turnout.
- The overall voter turnout in Majd al-Krum reached approximately 82% by 8 PM.
- Slim Salibi, head of the Majd al-Krum local council, confirmed the closures.
- Salibi spoke to Hala TV and the Panet website about the voting process.
The head of the local council of Majd al-Krum, Slim Salibi, confirmed that three polling stations in the town closed after reaching 100% voter turnout. Salibi stated that by 8 PM, the overall turnout in Majd al-Krum had reached approximately 82%. He made these statements in an interview with Hala TV and the Panet website.
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