The client of Yazd prison became an entrepreneur

According to IRNA on Sunday night, Ahmad Agha, a father who was building a sleep service, was sent to prison in 2009 due to fluctuations in market prices, inability to pay debts and rent a workshop.

His debt was paid in Ramadan of the same year by the Yazd Diyeh Headquarters and with the help of charities and the Smile of the Spring charity, he returned to his family on the day of Eid al-Fitr.

According to the Yazd Diyeh Headquarters, the tools of this artist’s father, which were confiscated by the owner of the workshop instead of asking, were returned to him with the help of the charities and benefactors of this charity organization.

Ahmad Agha rebuilt the sleeping service in the parking lot of his rented house and tried hard to forget the bitterness of the days of imprisonment and being away from his children and to replace those cold days with sweet days and beautiful memories.

His manufactured goods were gradually launched with the efforts of charities and philanthropists, and due to their reasonable price and high quality, they attracted the attention of many customers, and the demand increased day by day, and accordingly, a larger workshop attracted rent and energy. .

Now, after 2 years, this artist father did his best and became one of the entrepreneurs of the province and took the hands of several people in his workshop and gave a smile to his family and them.

In 1399, with the cooperation of the people and charities, 335 clients convicted of non-intentional crimes were released with 110 billion Rials in public aid in Yazd province.

Also, on the 26th of Ordibehesht, 1400, the director general of prisons, security and educational measures of Yazd stated that the number of prisoners in the province was 3,500 and said: 96.6% of the prisoners are men and the rest are women, of which 60.9% are natives and 28.4% are non-natives and 10.7% are foreign citizens.

Hossein Sabzevari stated that the number of prisoners for unintentional crimes in the province is 125 and said: “Eight people are women and the rest are men. And Mali are in prison.

Yazd has four penitentiaries to hold inmates.