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You can preach in stationary vehicle, but not when it’s moving – Mahama clarifies
Regulation 141 prohibits preaching and hawking in public and commercial vehicles while they are in motion.
Meanwhile, the government has suspended the implementation of the provision following the public backlash and is holding further consultations on the regulation.
Speaking for the first time on the controversy surrounding Regulation 141 of the Legislative Instrument, he said preaching and selling were prohibited only in moving vehicles and could take place when vehicles were stationary.
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