Basra Ops: a special plan are set to transfer the memory stick

Basra - INA
Basra Operations Command confirmed today, Sunday,  that the plan to secure the polling stations is well on track, noting that the  borders will open after the end of the electoral process.
 
The Commander of Basra Operations, Major General Ali Al-Majidi, said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The plan to secure the polling stations in Basra province is proceeding with a high flow, noting that "All the security units are participating in the plan."
 
He added that "The plan includes moving the memory stick to the warehouses, as well as intensifying the intelligence effort."
 
 
He pointed out that "The citizens' cooperation contributed to the success of the security plan," stressing that "there is no curfew, and only border crossings are closed."
 
He pointed out that "The ports will be opened after the completion of the electoral process."
 
 
It’s to be mentioned that today, Sunday, the Independent High Electoral Commission announced its readiness to open polling centers to voters.
 
IHEC spokeswoman Jumana al-Ghalay told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The number of polling centers in the general voting is 8,273 centers, with more than 55 thousand stations," pointing out that "1249 international observers participate in monitoring the general poll, while the number of foreign journalists is 510 journalist participating in the coverage of the public voting, as for local observers, their number reached 147,152.