‘Healer' ordered to return BD87,000 to couple after cursed land and vehicle scam
The Public Order Forces carried out legal procedures in Diraz village in response to violations involving the obstruction of public roads through the unauthorised construction of roadside structures (Madaif ).
This was confirmed by the Director-General of the Northern Governorate Police.
A group of individuals attacked police personnel with stones and damaged both public and private property.
Warnings
Despite multiple warnings, the group didn't comply.
The incident was handled by legal protocols, and the Public Prosecution has been notified.
One person was injured during the incident and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
An investigation is currently underway to determine the circumstances of the case.
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