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Sharjah to release 484 inmates this Ramadan
These prisoners were pardoned after meeting certain conditions, including good conduct
Some 484 inmates in Sharjah will be released this Ramadan, thanks to a pardon by the emirate's Ruler, Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi.
These prisoners were granted the clemency after meeting certain conditions, including good conduct.
Maj-Gen Saif Al Zari Al Shamsi, Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police, thanked the Sheikh Dr Sultan for the gesture and expressed hope that it can help the prisoners lead a good, productive life.
The move, he added, was also meant to bring happiness to the convicts' families during the holy month.
Sharjah was the third to announce a pardon for this Ramadan. Earlier today, Ajman also orders the release of 314 inmates. The President Sheikh Mohamed also pardoned 735 prisoners.
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