Marivan shops have been shut down by the Revolutionary Guard on February 11
20:11 - 11 February 2012
Kurdpa - Over the past few days Mariwan (Kurdistan province located in West of Iran) police announced shopkeepers that they have to close their shops on February 11(the date of Islamic Revolutionary Anniversary).
According to a report by the Kurdistan Press Agency correspondent, based on the instructions by the Public Places Management in Marivan had been announced to the shopkeepers on the main street of the town to close their shops on February 11, otherwise, they will face penalties taken by the military institutions.
Those shopkeepers who refuse this order will be faced punishments such as sealing their shops and revoke their licenses as already seen examples of these have been in the Kurdish regions of Iran.
According to a report by the Kurdistan Press Agency correspondent, based on the instructions by the Public Places Management in Marivan had been announced to the shopkeepers on the main street of the town to close their shops on February 11, otherwise, they will face penalties taken by the military institutions.
Those shopkeepers who refuse this order will be faced punishments such as sealing their shops and revoke their licenses as already seen examples of these have been in the Kurdish regions of Iran.
