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Moroccan Police Arrest 5 for Smoking During Ramadan 🚬
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May 26, 2020
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8:07Now PlayingArticle 222 of the Moroccan constitution criminalizes breaking the fast in public during the holy month. Five teenagers were arrested, not only for breaking the fast in public, but also for violating the state of emergency. The five individuals risk a fine between MAD 300 and MAD 1,300 ($30 to $130) for violating the state of emergency, in addition to one month to six months in jail for breaking the fast in public.
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Source: Moroccan Police Arrest 5 for Deliberately Smoking During Ramadan
Location: Rabat, Morocco
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