let's go to pusht isin village in bandar abbas and join my colleague, mr. ajdahai, news reporter.io broadcasts from the ceremony held in this village would it be possible for us and you, the honorable viewers, to say hello, mr. ejdaei, to the journalist's news, except for ali, who is the son of abul ajayib, who knows about the world of martyrs of karbala. hello, hello to all the mourners of hosseini here. in isin village of bandas city, everything that can be seen from the side of the people is accompanied by this lasting verse of shahriar, a famous azari poet, and other compatriots from tehran, paytakh to the east, from east to west , and from the north to here, the southernmost province of hormozgan , the people of isin village. they are gathering to join them in the procession of the arbaeen survivors. march to sahib al zaman mosque, which is about 5 kilometers long. like this ceremony, it has been done in some eastern, western and northern villages of stanmon and is about to start, and the main ceremony in band city is at 16:00 today from the place of imamzadeh seyed. muzaffar

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and said, we you know while while we need support supervg isin felt like we can get by without filling of the again, the senior level that we've now are not moving forward on our budget. so actually will be budget savings that we have year because these were positions that were in approved in june. but through the hiring freeze review process, we're not moving forward with to emphasize that, as we do bring forward some essential and that are included in the budget. so won't be an additional cost. so with thatcompliance with government code 54953, our general counsel anita brown, will read aloud the required n. superintendent, the board is required to orallyeport summary of the recommendation for final action on the contracts of a loc, we've got two subsections. the first subsection is that the board will consider approving employmentat will commence on july 1st 2024, and run through june 30th 2025, with the placement on the following employees. bonnie low, assistant superintendent. elementary schools. six. step four jennifer steiner, assistant superintendent grade six. step four regina