Many voters who wanted to cast their votes in the March 31 Local Administration General Elections and lost their identity cards headed to the population directorate. The population directorates, which were open on March 30-31 due to the elections, issued temporary identity cards for voters to cast their ballots. Population officers working in the directorates issued temporary identity documents for voters to cast their votes after arranging their identity cards.

It was observed that citizens created a density at the population directorates. The voter turnout was high in the March 31 local elections, which attracted widespread participation from the public. In order to accommodate the large number of voters, population directorates operated with extended hours and issued temporary identity cards to those who had lost their original ones. The population officers assisted voters in completing the necessary documentation in order for them to be able to cast their votes in the elections.

Many voters expressed their appreciation for the quick and efficient service provided by the population directorates. The assistance of the population officers in issuing temporary identity cards allowed voters to participate in the democratic process and exercise their right to vote in the local elections. The population directorates played a key role in ensuring that all eligible voters were able to cast their ballots and have their voices heard in the electoral process.

Overall, the population directorates played a crucial role in facilitating the voting process for citizens who had lost their identity cards and needed to obtain temporary ones in order to cast their votes in the March 31 local elections. The efforts of the population officers in issuing temporary identity cards for voters contributed to the smooth running of the electoral process and allowed for a high voter turnout in the elections. The provision of temporary identity cards by the population directorates ensured that all eligible voters were able to participate in the elections and have their votes counted.

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