Golestan Province is closed tomorrow, Wednesday

The Deputy for Development Management and Resources of Golestan Province announced that, with the approval of the province's governor and the head of the provincial administrative council, executive agencies and administrative offices in Golestan Province will be closed on Wednesday. This decision has been made to facilitate the presence of various segments of the people, particularly employees of executive agencies, at the funeral procession of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Mashhad.

• The Deputy for Development Management and Resources of Golestan Province announced this news.
• The closure includes the activities of executive agencies and administrative offices in Golestan Province.
• This closure has been set for Wednesday.
• The purpose of this measure is to facilitate conditions for various segments of the people to attend.
• Employees of executive agencies are among the groups for whom this decision has been made.
• This decision was made with the approval of the Golestan governor.
• The head of the provincial administrative council also approved this decision.
• The main reason for the closure is stated to be facilitating the people's attendance at the funeral procession of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Mashhad.. Coverage difference: Some media outlets such as Fars and Jahan-e Jam explicitly referred to "the funeral procession of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Mashhad" as the reason for the closure, while other media outlets such as ISNA, Iran Watch, Mehr, Akharin Khabar, Tejarat-News, Shargh Newspaper, and Etemaad Newspaper limited themselves to "facilitating conditions for various segments of the honorable nation" or "employees of executive agencies" and made no reference to details of the funeral procession. Additionally, some sources, including ISNA, Iran Watch, Akharin Khabar, and Tejarat-News, published the news quoting the "Deputy for Development Management and Resources of Golestan Province," while Fars, Mehr, Jahan-e Jam Newspaper, Shargh Newspaper, and Etemaad Newspaper cited "Golestan Province's Governorate" as the news source.